Thursday Thoughts : The veiled mindset
The stats show that this article is being widely read. It’s not surprising. The burka is being discussed by all
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Friday Film : Mamma Mia 2 Here we go again!
If loving Mamma Mia is wrong then I don’t wanna be right! Guilty pleasure? Nope, not an ounce of guilt
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Wednesday Woman : Domestic abuse – by Jean
Recently, during a break in a case I was in, the lawyers, social workers and children’s guardian got to talking
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Friday Film : Whitney : review from Cannes 2018
CANNES 2018 : Whitney Kevin MacDonald’s documentary about Whitney Houston makes a shocking and disturbing revelation – that as a
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Monday Man : World Cup adventures by Francis Cassidy
World Cup fever is high. English fans are ecstatic. It may be coming home. So, what’s it like to attend
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Monday Music : Taylor Swift, Reputation tour, Wembley
Taylor Swift doesn’t bore her audience with half baked political thoughts and agendas. She doesn’t rant embarrassingly against her country’s
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Friday Film : Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom by Saif aged 14
We like to receive contributions from readers to LawyersLife. Not all are lawyers. Here is a film review by 14
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Tuesday Tips : Tips from Children’s Guardians
In public law proceedings involving children the interests of the child are represented by a Children’s Guardian. Here two guardians
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Friday Film : Cannes 2018: Gary Oldman
CANNES 2018: Gary Oldman I’ve been lucky enough to get into all the masterclasses at Cannes this year and I’ve
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Friday Film : Cannes 2018: Solo, a Star Wars story
CANNES 2018 – SOLO: A Star Wars Story Solo is the only major Hollywood showcase film at Cannes 2018. Big
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Monday Man : Andrew Pack : Suesspicious minds + In secure
Few people would think to combine law and magic but Andrew Pack is no ordinary lawyer. A hugely successful legal
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Friday Film : 5 ways to improve the Oscars
Let’s start with basics: A. Movies are about fantasy. They star impossibly attractive or highly charismatic people. They are set
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Friday Film : The burden of Oscar: politics and film.
2017 was not overly kind to Hollywood. A drop in cinema audiences. Dismal summer box office. Increasing competition from the
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Monday Man : George Butler : path to law
Dubbed an upper class hillbilly, labelled as ‘educationally subnormal, George Butler’s path to law has been disruptive, fun, funky and
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Wednesday Woman : Susan Healey: My path to law
Susan Healey is a family law Barrister at 1 Crown Office Row Chambers. Watch her remarkable, inspiring and deeply moving
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Monday Man : Neil Clark: My path to law
All lawyers go to public school, then Oxbridge and get a leg up from daddy who is a High Court
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Monday Musing : Beauty rights
As formula 1 announce that they will no longer use grid girls at their races because it doesn’t fit with
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Friday Fitness : A personal trainer:the benefits
Once the preserve of celebrities and the mega rich, more and more people are now working with personal trainers as
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Friday Film : Call Me By your Name LFF
Timothee Chalamet is the boy wonder at tonight’s Golden Globes and the awards season this year. Not to be outdone,
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Monday musings : George Butler + Heather Lockwood
My two wonderful colleagues from 42 Bedford Row, George Butler ((family law barrister) and Heather Lockwood (civil law practitioner) give
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Monday Man : Zimran Samuel: interview
Zimran Samuel from Doughty Street Chambers talks about FGM, working at the UN, human rights, international law and playing blues
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Wednesday Woman : Rachel Spearing interview
Rachel Spearing is a Barrister at Pump Court chambers. She is also a leading figure in the Wellness in the
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Friday Film : LFF 2017 snippets
LFF Snippets So, LFF was some time ago but perhaps some films are a dish best served cold. Ingrid goes
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