B(ach)-boys and b(ach)-girls
Hamlins has been appointed the official legal partner to the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment.
10 years work for pennies?
Administrative Court hears arguments in latest episode of long-running epic Merricks v Mastercard.
Memory lane
EU court referrals, a solicitor in cabinet, PI trial juries and rights of audience: a stroll down Gazette memory lane.
Harper’s brush with the law
Harper Beckham has reportedly been refused initial trade mark approval in the US for her planned beauty brand, Hiku By Harper.
Sights and sounds of 10,000 walkers
More than 1,000 teams and 10,000 walkers have already signed up for the 2026 London Legal Walk on 9 June.
A legal scholar ahead of his time
It is 50 years ago this month since campaigner Michael Zander published an article entitled ‘Should solicitors profit from their client accounts?’
