The perils of plagiarism…
Hard times and all that…
Last Tuesday a government minister stuck the knife in…
With the publicity surrounding Pope’s visit, sensitivity to religious issues is high…
So smoking has been banned, bins get spied on and we have the odd CCTV camera knocking about but at least we aren’t stopped from doing this…
With law school applications at all time highs you’d be forgiven for thinking the quote applies now…
Murmurs of discontent have been emanating from City firms and now the Law Society has waded in…
Nick Clegg certainly injected some passion into the leadership debates but what about the rest of them…?
He seems to be a popular choice…
It’s back to the old job for some and waiting on Nick Clegg to make up his mind for the others, well everyone really…
As, erm, no-one wins the election…
A legal career just hasn’t made them unpopular enough…
We’ve had nearly 10 new laws per working day in the last 12 months…
The world of finance was left reeling on Friday following the SEC’s decision to sue Goldman Sachs…
About 4,000 new laws have entered the statute book in the lifetime of this parliament…
With no Fairy Liquid to remove the dirty bits…
The drug debate has come round again…
Lawyers north of the border are having serious scuffles over deregulation…
Robert Grierson, who attended the same Cambridge college as BNP leader, Nick Griffin, announced this week that he would represent the party in Sutton Coldfield…
Former Commons speaker Lord Martin might have stalled reform of libel success fees but Jack Straw shows some backbone…
