All Obiter articles – Page 94
-
NewsSolicitor fights the small print
London solicitor-advocate calls for better health warnings following near-fatal hair-dye experience.
-
NewsCursed with a carbuncle
At least DWF staff don’t have to look at the Walkie Talkie, which has been judged worst building in the country.
-
-
-
-
News2-4-6-8 save legal aid!
Veteran protest singer set to release his first album for 20 years – and it includes an anthem against legal aid cuts.
-
NewsA car-crash of a story
Obiter was interested to read an investigation by the Sunday People into what it described as a new ‘car crash compensation scam’.
-
NewsBack in the saddle
Injury forced associate Emily Wiggins and her horse, Basil, out of showjumping circuit.
-
-
NewsAbsolutely nothing to report
The Legal Ombudsman’s annual report is delayed again. To whom can we complain?
-
-
-
-
-
NewsAshes update stopped play
Does the BBC regard cricket as more important than legal aid? A heated discussion on Thursday lunchtime on BBC Radio 5 Live of the current action being taken by solicitors and barristers against the government’s cuts to criminal legal aid was interrupted halfway for an update on day 2 of ...
-
-
NewsMemory lane
Law Society welcomes home secretary’s announcement to end year and a day rule for murder.
-
NewsDead zones
Obiter hesitates to suggest how a coroner might go about boosting a district’s annual death rate by 1,000 or so.
-
-
NewsVisitor attraction
Proceedings in the Supreme Court often disrupted by sandal-clad tourists and associated hubbub.