Obiter – Page 43
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NewsBoxer who was a real contender
If there was a competition for lawyer as renaissance man or woman my entrant would be Edmund E Price, writes James Morton.
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NewsArticles and a three-course 15p lunch
When Geoffrey Bindman started his articles in Chancery Lane in 1956, his salary was £3 a week.
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NewsSignposts of the times
MoJ’s migration of crucial court information on to the gov.uk website has left lawyers tearing their hair out.
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NewsCaribbean cook-along a legal aid hit
Lawyers cook up a storm with lawyer-turned-TV chef Shivi Ramoutar.
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NewsStranger things
Did you start a new job just as the nation went into its first lockdown 11 months ago?
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NewsLAPG cooks up mind-altering conference
Pilates sessions and an interactive cook-along with cocktails - who said conferences were boring?
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NewsMoJ seeks new leader to join the IT crowd
Director of technology had better be up to speed with the Control F problem.
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NewsGetting in the swing on £2 a week
For one aspiring solicitor, 1964 was a year of modest horizons.
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NewsOld school tie suits you better, sir
Lord chief justice recalls meeting Sir Julian Flaux in the Commercial Court while modelling a new tie.
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NewsParting shots for high-flyers
Family law drama The Split is to return to our screens for a third and final series.
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NewsLegal comrades show Starmer the red card
Labour leader is ‘demonstrably not a socialist’, Haldane Society of Socialist Lawyers declares.
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NewsLet's hope the BBC’s gavel mistake is a one-off
How not to illustrate a story about an England and Wales court ruling.
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NewsLawyer assures online court: ‘I’m not a cat’
Texas advocate enters virtual hearing with cat filter activated on Zoom.
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NewsLockdown legal advice in a good cause
Barrister’s crowdfunding page collects £25,000 for Law Centres Network.
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NewsTunnel or funnel vision?
Sir Geoffrey Vos’s ‘direction of travel’ for an integrated online civil justice system has some obstacles lying in the way.