30th April: Daily news podcast and legal news

Daily news podcast and legal news now up on insitelaw newswire

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Tuesday night… a bit of politics and shooting bees…

And so, on a cold Tuesday night at the end of April, rain spattering on the windows of my bunker, I find myself looking at an amusing YouTube video of Boris on Have I Got News For You admitting that he once sneezed cocaine many years ago. It is a rather good video if you [...]

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Restaurant Review: The Three Bridges… Battersea….

On Wednesday 23rd April I had an excellent dinner at The Three Bridges restaurant in Battersea. I’m doing a few reviews for the online mag LawandMore – here is the link to my review of The Three Bridges. I had a good time at The Three Bridges – and will be going back as a [...]

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Gordon Brown – The Prime Minister that never was….

Daily news podcast, legal news, law reports and who’s writing what on the blogs is now up on insitelaw newswire. Here I got up at 3.00 this morning, as I usually do, to look at blogs and newspapers for my vaguely sensible coverage of the events of the day [In another place]. This morning, I [...]

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28 April: Daily news and podcast

Daily news podcast up on insitelaw newswire On insitelaw newswire today: Update on who has been blogging this weekend | Scathing attack on government by Mr Justice Collins | Police assess risk of a policeman winning the lottery. Visit: insitelawnewswire If you wish to comment: See the insitelaw blog.

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Charon QC reviews….

Coming soon… I appear to be a restaurant reviewer now and had a great time last Wednesday visiting Battersea to review a very good restaurant. My review will be up on LawandMore soon… but, to give you a foretaste / forewarning…. here is an extract: “Should I wear a dinner jacket ?… a suit?… I [...]

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Weekend Review: 26-27 April 2008

I’ve heard of Tupperware parties. I’ve even heard of Ann Summers parties. I have not been a participant – but now there are Taser Parties The Telegraph reports: “Miss Shafman, 35, is on a mission to persuade the fearful, but fashion-conscious, women of America to pack 50,000 volts of self-defence in their handbags.” Excellent nonsense. [...]

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Weekend Review 26-27 April – Trailer…

I thought I’d kick off this week’s Weekend Review with a trailer…. Here we have a story from RollonFriday about Freshfield’s partner Chris Mort. I can do no better than quote from the RollonFriday news story: “A video has been posted on YouTube showing Chris Mort, a leading Freshfields corporate partner, on stage leading the [...]

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25 April: Daily news and podcast

Listen to the daily news podcast Law Actually picks up on the new Office for Government Commerce (OGC) logo – left. Fine when horizontal. Not so good when turned 90 degrees. The Times states that the OGC are pressing ahead with the logo. A spokesman for the OGC said: “We concluded that the effect was [...]

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24 April: News, podcast etc up on insitelaw newswire

24 April: News, daily news podcast etc up on insitelaw newswire. I visited all the blogs on my blogroll to pick up on the latest posts – see insitelaw newswire.

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Out of the manor…

I dined well last night at a very good restaurant. The restaurant was out of my manor. It is rare, these days, for me to make ‘house calls’ – but I was reviewing a restaurant for LawandMore. The food was superb. The wine excellent. I shall be writing my review tonight… In the meantime…. let [...]

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Podcast 54: Susan Singleton on being a sole practitioner

Podcast: Susan Singleton, Solicitor on running a solo practice. Susan Singleton is a solicitor with her own London firm, Singletons which specialises in intellectual property law, including trade marks and competition law and internet law and general commercial law. *** Listen to podcast

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Podcast 53: Tricia Chatterton on the new College of Law branch in Manchester

Podcast: Tricia Chatteron, Director, College of Law North West Region. The opening of the new College of Law Branch in Manchester and what it will be like to study there. *** Listen to podcast

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St George’s Day: 23rd April

Daily news podcast, news and a host of links to blogs with new posts is up on the  insitelaw newswire I was sent this St George’s Day link by the anonymous Editor of Blawg Review.  Curious that the English don’t seem to bother with St george’s Day.  Mind you, as a Scot, I don’t find [...]

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Podcasts! – an update

I have now put a list of 52+ podcasts on the  insitelaw newswire and there is a link to the podcast on the top right hand side of the newswire.  If you did a podcast with me and wish to re-do your podcast link – please go here. I have yet to re-do all the [...]

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22 April: Daily news and podcast up on insitelaw newswire

Daily Legal news links and daily news podcast now up on insitelaw newswire (insite blog to follow) List of blogs on insitelaw newswire I have copied my blogroll to the insitelaw newswire website.  If you are not on my blogroll and would like to be included (and on the insitelaw newswire – please visit the [...]

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Shepherd’s pie does not need layer of tomatoes on top… official

“District Judge Peter Ward told the defendant that, in his view, there was no need for a layer of tomatoes on a shepherd’s pie.” The issues in this case, as far as I can gather from the original report in The Telegraph, turn on the recipe for “Shepherd’s Pie”. The facts are relatively straightforward, if [...]

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21st April: Daily news up on insitelaw…

21st April: Daily news and podcast up on insitelaw… Apologies for the broken link earlier!

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Jolly voting weather…

Inspired and amused by tonight’s Bremner, Bird & Fortune – I write about the forthcoming London Mayoral election and other matters. We have the three frontrunners: Ken, Boris and PC PC whose name name I can never remember. Sex appears to play a fair part in their electoral campaigns. Ken, it appears, seems to have [...]

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Weekend Review: 18-19th April

I’ll kick off with a brief report about a solicitor MP who has been charged with criminal damage for clambering over the bonnet of a van to get onto a bus. I won’t dwell on it – but it does seem a rather bizarre thing for a lawmaker and lawyer to do. Curiously, for Wolverhampton [...]

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