All Obiter articles – Page 17
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NewsSeptember heatwave: lawyers wilt in furnace-like courtrooms
The unseasonably hot weather has taken its toll on lawyers, as they wilt in stuffy courtrooms and sweaty suits.
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NewsMemory Lane
Law Society Gazette, 9 September 2013 Graduates lose out in earning power According to new research from the Higher Education Statistics Agency, recent law graduates earn less than the average salary of their peers. Figures from the class of 2008/09 show that law graduates earned an average of £26,000 in ...
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NewsThames no barrier
With Legal London basking in a late summer heatwave, Obiter rather fancies taking a riverside walk. Alas we’ll have to wait until 14 October for the return of the Walk the Thames event organised by the ever-energetic London Legal Support Trust. The walk brings the legal community together to take ...
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NewsPlain speaking not delivered at Post Office Inquiry
’Item-level deduplication’ and ’multifactorial assessment’ cause some bewilderment.
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NewsComing like a ghost town
Tendency of hybrid office staff to go in to the office on just Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays is causing anxiety in some quarters.
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NewsDavid Lammy - coming to a law firm near you?
Latest register of members' interests shows a busy programme for shadow foreign secretary.
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NewsPinsents on track to help rejuvenate athletics
International firm is official supplier of legal services to world championships in Budapest.
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NewsAlex Chalk reveals a surprising role model
Does the lord chancellor’s choice of office portrait betray a secret ambition?
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NewsEngland rugby’s biggest weapon? Its lawyer
Sports specialist persuaded independent judicial committee to overturn a red card.
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NewsNo Mickey Mouse degrees for filmmaker - lawyer
Rising star contrasts his experiences at film school and law school.
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NewsLeveson recreated - in portraits
More than a decade on, a London photographer recreates a judicial inquiry in portraits.
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NewsMemory lane
Firms remain hostile to judicial ambitions and there are calls for the formation of a Legal Art Society: a stroll down Gazette memory lane.
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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.