Obiter – Page 85
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NewsGoldilocks and the solicitor-general
Solicitor-general was in Yorkshire teaching school children about the law and their basic civil and criminal rights.
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NewsJustice by the shedload
Suggestions for alternative court venues remind Obiter of Monty Python.
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NewsBreaking the cycle of unhealthy workplaces
Olympic gold medal cyclist teams up with a Hampshire firm to promote the benefits of healthy workplaces.
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NewsLeft alone with ‘mad’ Frankie
The warders at the prison were always keen to tell me how dangerous he was.
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NewsBerwin keeps it in the family
Name lives on in Yorkshire – despite the collapse of European arm of King & Wood Mallesons.
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NewsDenial: Penguin suit
Film portrayal of David Irving libel action breaks new ground for Hollywood.
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NewsMemory lane
Should the Law Society be encouraged to take an urgent initiative, bearing in mind the rapid growth of the internet?
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NewsLegal Ombudsman divorced from reality
Complaints-handler joins the Divorce Day clamour. But might we make a suggestion?
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News‘Bloodsucking lawyers’ latest
Even by tabloid standards, this Daily Mail story was tendentious stuff.
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NewsNot in front of the parrot
Lawyers should not be surprised to read that one of their American brethren has had difficulty with a couple splitting up.
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NewsAmpersand out as global giant rebrands
‘Friendly and conversational look’ for Baker McKenzie as it ditches traditional hallmark of the solidly respectable legal practice.
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NewsFormer students reunite to play generation game
Veteran law lecturer meets students he taught over five decades.
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NewsDe Keyser, De Geezer T-shirts go down a storm
Supreme Court exchange echoing Shall We Dance spawns shirt sale for charity.