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NewsThe Life and Strange Adventures of Bishopsgate Crusoe, Solicitor
Who was marooned all alone in a City office during the first great LOCKDOWN.
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NewsLawyers not impressed with dreaded marketing strategy
'What would you like people to have in mind when they face you in litigation?' City firm asks.
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NewsRisqué business taints law officers
It is sobering to look back at history to see how some of the ‘great and good’ behaved.
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NewsFlowers and friars
20 White Friars is definitely a contender for our most aesthetically pleasing law firm premises.
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NewsLord chief justice throws journalists a virtual bone
A 'new normal' online press conference attracts Fleet Street's finest.
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NewsZoom boom gloom
Conference goers have been known to skip sessions for a round of golf, but this year’s truants had to come up with an alternative.
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NewsIf 'law is a game', why does it need the LSB to ref?
'Law is a game' is cynicism worthy of Machiavelli.
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NewsFrom courts to cookies - the solicitor tasting success as a baker
Sarah King needed something to fill the time during lockdown.
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NewsHappy judges spread cheer with upbeat tone
The bench seems to be going out of its way to praise advocates - and even IT systems.
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NewsJane Austen’s great uncle and the spooks
Our appeal for picturesque offices is attracting an unexpectedly diverse range of entries.
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NewsBig hand for the bench
Deputy Supreme Court president Lord Hodge enthuses about getting to grips with technology on the job.
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NewsDowning Street PR guru now free for return to legal sector
Lee Cain's career includes a stint at Slater and Gordon during the firm's acquisitive phase.
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NewsWhich is the prettiest law office in the country?
Highlighting the most striking and picturesque law firm buildings that this country has to offer.