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THE (NOT SO) LONELY LITIGATOR'S CLUB 31: THE  MUSICAL SECTION: NIKOLAS CLARKE - THE CONDUCTOR'S TALE

THE (NOT SO) LONELY LITIGATOR’S CLUB 31: THE MUSICAL SECTION: NIKOLAS CLARKE – THE CONDUCTOR’S TALE

June 19, 2020 · by gexall · in Coronavirus, Well being

Having had 30 lawyers write about their experiences in lockdown it is now time to vary the membership. Indeed  the club constitution requires us to lighten the mood and provide cheer to the profession.  So I have decided to expand…

THE LEGAL CHRISTMAS MUSIC CONTEST 2018: ENTRIES

THE LEGAL CHRISTMAS MUSIC CONTEST 2018: ENTRIES

December 18, 2018 · by gexall · in Charity, Contest, Charity,

The Legal Christmas Music contest has now closed.  The entries have been on a high standard, we are awaiting a reserved judgment from the experienced judging panel.   THE CONTEST: A REMINDER This year we were looking for the best…

GREAT EDSTONE FESTIVAL 2018: THIS WILL BE THE LAST TIME : RAISING MONEY FOR THE MS SOCIETY (THERE IS A LEGAL LINK)

GREAT EDSTONE FESTIVAL 2018: THIS WILL BE THE LAST TIME : RAISING MONEY FOR THE MS SOCIETY (THERE IS A LEGAL LINK)

June 9, 2018 · by gexall · in Charity

June the 16th 2018 sees the last ever Great Edstone Festival.  A festival that has raised thousands of pounds for the MS Society and also had the support of many members of the legal profession. This is your last chance…

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