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...BBC. Just ask Amy Prime, a litigation trainee from Womble Bond Dickinson, who sent this to her clients at the Post Office: ...some criticism from Freeths. If you disagree with this approach, do let me know. Otherwise, we’ll adopt this approach until such time as we sense the cri

...annot hide, whom you are obliged to greet wanly in reception each day, and who can wantonly ruin entire days, weeks and years of your professional existen

...althy sceptical disposition to take into the world. [[Paula Vennells|Those who find uncommon success that defies outward explanation]] would do well to be

...y [[derivatives]] [[salesmen]] from the ancient, doomed, city of Salomoné, who it is said, wiped them out in the late 1980s in one big bang, but not befor ...netheless tangible, benefit — known in Lanchmani as “''rehnt''” — to those who take care of them.

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...ntly become co-general counsel with [[Chip Fryer|Genevieve “Chip” Fryer]], who until recently had been co-GC with Bundie. ...aff Jolyon Gripper says farewell to favourite son [[Roly Punchface|Roly]], who is departing a new role at head office. [[Roly Punchface|Roly]] warns his s

...nformation is in the public domain, it is available for everyone to see or know about”}} ...tected by [[intellectual property]] rights, but ''isn’t'', whether because those rights have expired, been forfeited, waived, or for some other reason just

'''April 2024''': “Shakespeare is known in our house as the gentleman who pays the rent.” — Judy Dench <br> '''November 2023''': “I know it’s a wonderful metaphor, but what it means, I’m unable to say.” —

And who do you think is most (for which read “only”) enthusiastic proponent of ...and folly, of management by policy over decades. But most policies — even those articulating matters of deep religious faith — with enough willpower, a l

...or less identical service from carefully filtered Russell group graduates, who also populate your [[legal department]]; the [[playbook]] — welcome, youn

...r'' right that I might have at [[common law]]? The [[common law]] evolves. Who knows what clever tricks it might devise. Does my clever, eagley contract b ...my ''statutory'' right to have you [[Account for profits|account to me for those profits]] too — but where my [[contractual damages]] and your profits coi

...HR department]] until the organisation dies: there is no personnel manager who will ever tell accept one it not needed; and it will can only grow: it will

...legal documentation flow — notably, the heroic, benighted [[negotiator]]s who are the real brave foot-soldiers of legal practice, however hotly the [[eag

...o the transaction as must have been intended at all events by both parties who are business men [...] to make each party promise in law as much, at all ev

...you love, everyone you know, everyone you ever heard of, every human being who ever was, lived out their lives. The aggregate of our joy and suffering, th ...stage in a vast cosmic arena. Think of the rivers of blood spilled by all those generals and emperors so that, in glory and triumph, they could become the

...ily bored, can competently follow instructions and, if she runs out, knows who to ask. She thus tends tilled, tended and fenced land: boundaries have been ...agree to ''Y'', there must be an [[escalation]], to a junior risk officer, who may sanction a further derogation to ''Z —'' still unnecessarily conserv

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...D 19 pandemic, at which point they proved as useful as a chocolate teapot. Who would have guessed?

...eans as the “'''[[MiFID]] Season'''”<ref>A joke that shall grow old, as we who are left grow old.</ref>) a reminder of the absolute limits on forgiveness But know this: champagne is very, very bad.