Obiter – Page 62
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NewsTight-lipped firm files notice of a change of name
In its 130th year, did Slaughter and May fancy a change?
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NewsA mystery on Chancery Lane
A ‘poisoned’ dinner at number 68 led to one of the 19th century’s great miscarriages of justice.
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NewsWomen, know your place
1974: The year ABBA encouraged us to celebrate Waterloo, and women were discouraged from practising at the bar.
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NewsVegans challenge the euro tube
Proposal to ban the sale of vegetarian products as 'sausages' or 'burgers' breaches human rights, charity says.
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NewsJudge but not quite jury - judge excuses himself from duty
Having a judge sit on his own jury is probably taking things too far.
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NewsShe who must be updated
Return of Rumpole will bring the famed barrister into the 21st century.
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NewsKeeping up with... aspiring lawyer Kim Kardashian West
The reality TV star says she can do criminal law in her sleep.
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NewsFirm takes the lead on letting dogs come to work
Pets are a regular feature at Wragg Mark-Bell.
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News'If in town, don't wear brown' - Lawyers debate shoe protocol
‘City dress code’ still scorns a certain suit and shoe combination, apparently.
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NewsSexist droids at Legal Aid Agency
’Dear Sirs’ is still the ‘default salutation’ for the LAA’s computers.
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NewsOld Street’s new look
Old Street Magistrates’ Court has been transformed into a hotel, complete with working lifts.
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NewsDevil’s in the detail for Howe
19th century English convict-turned-criminal lawyer William F. Howe had an eye for damning detail in his cases.
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NewsThanks a bundle!
Twitter reacts to controversial news that hard copy court bundles must now be printed double-sided.
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NewsCatching some Z’s in Rolls late show
Britain’s biggest ever civil fraud trial was barely underway before one courtroom-goer appeared to have had enough.