All Obiter articles – Page 40
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NewsLegal comrades show Starmer the red card
Labour leader is ‘demonstrably not a socialist’, Haldane Society of Socialist Lawyers declares.
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NewsLet's hope the BBC’s gavel mistake is a one-off
How not to illustrate a story about an England and Wales court ruling.
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NewsLawyer assures online court: ‘I’m not a cat’
Texas advocate enters virtual hearing with cat filter activated on Zoom.
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NewsLockdown legal advice in a good cause
Barrister’s crowdfunding page collects £25,000 for Law Centres Network.
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NewsTunnel or funnel vision?
Sir Geoffrey Vos’s ‘direction of travel’ for an integrated online civil justice system has some obstacles lying in the way.
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NewsCharity walks offer glimpse of Cumbrian paradise
Staff from Cumbria firm Cartmell Shepherd Solicitors take in stunning scenery in the name of charity.
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NewsFire and pestilence? The show goes on
Like the Hollywood producer played by Dustin Hoffman in 'Wag the Dog', Obiter has got used to declaring 'This is nothing!'.
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NewsFaulks: putting a lid on it
An overheard conversation at the Department of Administrative Affairs apparently went something like this…
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NewsSRA stuck in traffic
Regulator’s number of visits to its website is impressive. Until you dig deeper.
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NewsNew challenge for Hickinbottom LJ
Solicitor judge appointed to tackle allegations of corruption in the British Virgin Islands.
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NewsKids’ stuff
Kids Law is a new podcast series answering children’s questions about how the law works.
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NewsMeeting Sir Geoffrey Vos
Lord Burnett recalls the first time he encountered the newly appointed master of the rolls.
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NewsDriving change in murder mystery
1902: the year Australia first saw journalists use a car to get their copy filed before competitors on a particularly sensational case.
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