All Obiter articles – Page 15
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NewsCarry on camping
In Darwall v Dartmoor National Park Authority, the master of the rolls sets out why wild camping falls into the category of ‘open-air recreation’.
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NewsMermaids of honour
Law Society Yacht Club's next event is a social day on the water at Seaview Sailing Club, Isle of Wight.
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NewsWe're behind you!
East Anglia firm takes centre stage as headline sponsor of pantomime Sleeping Beauty in Colchester.
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NewsBraverman makes SRA an offer it can't refuse
Gazette blown out as regulator cancels its monthly media briefing for taskforce relaunch.
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NewsBeware clients bearing gifts
I have had gifts from happy clients, but generally they have been like those borne by the Greeks.
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NewsLaw's coming home: 125-year-old firm opens in Chancery Lane
New City office for Hanne & Co is latest sign of post-pandemic revival of Legal London.
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NewsRegistry’s annual report paints mixed picture
Award for visually stunning annual report by government department or agency once again goes to HM Land Registry.
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NewsA bookstore to cure loneliness
Independent bookshop, cafe and events space in central Manchester is the brainchild of international law firm's founder.
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NewsMemory lane
Dismay as a new LCJ is named and discussions on the legality of candle auctions: a stroll down Gazette memory lane.
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NewsMental health advocate helps colleagues with podcast
Lawyer Jeremy Fletcher invites guests to talk about how they tackle mental health issues in their professional lives.
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NewsKeeping up with Jones
Two long-serving in-house solicitors make the list of top-earners at the BBC.
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NewsPistols at dawn for Aussie judge
Not too many High Court judges have fought duels, but Irish-born Australian Redmond Barry did.
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NewsSolicitor's small house has a big legacy
Great Britain’s smallest house retains its historic charm thanks to grand title that saved it from demolition.
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NewsTrainee solicitor proud after competing in Miss Great Britain
Chloe Lake secured a top 10 finish in the competition.
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NewsMemory lane
Grayling consults on legal aid, the NHS seeks to cap negligence payouts and the RCJ goes under reconstruction: a stroll down Gazette memory lane.
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NewsStraight outta Crompton
William Byrd's biographer finds first book to focus exclusively on the royal courts in the musician's library.
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NewsReforming the reforms before they have happened
Extension of fixed recoverable costs is a headache for all sorts of reasons. Now the goalposts are being moved before a ball is kicked.
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NewsHow to get your judge to get a move on
Don't be pushy, is the considered advice on social media.
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NewsJokes in exchange for a scroll
Comedian will headline show to raise funds for a Torah Scroll in memory of his friend solicitor-advocate Julian Young.
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NewsLawyers set off trigger points
British lawyers handling guns in court did rather well in the last century.