Obiter – Page 96
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NewsMemory lane
The AA plans to offer wills, conveyancing and personal injury work direct to the public.
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NewsBennite and Blairite unite for legal aid
Tony Blair’s former flatmate and Jeremy Corbyn aren’t exactly the closest of comrades.
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NewsMaking a good impression
American lawyers have always tested highly on the appearance of their client and making him look acceptable to the jurors.
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NewsHandy man to have in court
Among the fond tributes to solicitor-judge Richard Jacey is a lovely tale from district judge colleague Martin Zimmels.
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NewsLegal Ombudsman in a class of their own
In these grim times, let’s be grateful for one reliable source of good news.
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News‘Are you from off the telly?’
Starstruck lord chancellor meets new chair of the Criminal Law Solicitors’ Association.
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NewsCrime museum tickets up for grabs
Legendary crime museum objects are on public display in a major exhibition at the Museum of London.
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NewsSolicitors – know your place!
The bar’s thinking about how it will assure its future seems a little muddy.
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NewsLots to say on the divorcees’ big day
Family lawyers were battling to get their comments into print.
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News‘Black museum’ visit is a must
Metropolitan Police archive includes pistol used in Queen Victoria assassination attempt.
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NewsMemory lane
The government is to ‘drive down costs’ for consumers by encouraging supermarkets to own law firms.
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NewsThe Lord Chancer and Lola Montez
Henry Brougham, who courageously defended Queen Caroline in the divorce suit brought by George III, attracted many women.