All Obiter articles – Page 15
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NewsOn your marks… bar v bench race to kick off legal walk
Barristers to race judges around 10 kilometre London course.
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NewsThe worst judge of a bad bunch?
It is fun to rank bad judges. Was Goddard worse than Stevenson? Was Darling worse than Montagu? Was Jeffries the worst of all? And then there was the infamous 19th-century judge Henry Hawkins.
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NewsBitcoin judge airs his own 'Satoshi' theory
Blockchain is a doddle compared with some of the quotidien caseload of an IP judge.
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NewsMidas Touch in Oldham
Respect and felicitations to Touch Solicitors, which topped the charts in this year’s annual Will Aid charity will-writing campaign.
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NewsMemory lane
A call for voluntary HIPs and a constitutional balancing act: a stroll down Gazette memory lane.
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NewsMighty Quinn winning the ‘war’
Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan hikes its newly qualified solicitor wedge to a purse-purpling £180,000.
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NewsIndiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Paperwork
We salute one lawyer’s attempt to explain the plight of the county court through a classic movie comparison.
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NewsLaw Rocks the 100 Club once more
Global fundraising initiative gears up for 15th anniversary extravaganza.
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Memory lane
Regulation reform rejected and a conveyancing monopoly: a stroll down Gazette memory lane.
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NewsCity daily’s legal column is gavel-tastic
Eyes on the Law feature is headed by not one but two classic legal howlers.
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NewsLawyers on the run
Inaugural Legal 5k race in London’s Regent’s Park attracts 600 runners despite dismal weather.
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NewsHappy reunion: The Split is returning
BBC's hit family law drama starring Nicola Walker and Stephen Mangan will return for a two-part special.
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NewsLegally Come Dancing
Furnival Chambers is hosting Return of the Glitterball in aid of Macmillan Cancer Support.
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NewsBridge too far for jumpers
Bridge jumping was once a fashionable sport in both England and America. It was viewed with disdain by the judiciary on both sides of the water.
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NewsMaiden victory parade is world’s first
Law Society Yacht Club highlight was the chance to cheer yacht as it arrived home after 27,000-mile Ocean Globe.
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NewsPost Office probe gets intimate
Malapropism highlighted in last week’s hearing prompts snorts of amusement.
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NewsJudges primed for a turf war?
Did the prime minister’s statement on his plans to ‘stop the boats’ spark a constitutional row with HM Judiciary?