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With the courts closed and the legal profession in holiday mode, what better opportunity to do lots of pointless presentations?

Junior and senior lawyers speak a different language

The Rt Hon Michael Gove MP, newly-appointed Lord Chancellor and Justice Secretary, writes exclusively for Legal Cheek (aided only slightly by Wigapedia)

“I consider this application, in accordance with the Overriding Objective” = “Eeeny-meeny-miney-mo”

Now for a Jackson reforms-themed Christmas sing-a-long

Wigapedia returns to make his annual translation of the Legal 500

Wigapedia draws upon Biblical inspiration to follow the twists and turns of the Jackson reforms

When jargon goes very wrong indeed…

You’ve made the cut. You’ve secured that pupillage interview. @Wigapedia advises on what you should NOT do next…

Following the recent further spate of Mitchell-related decisions, it has been determined after careful study of the ratio in each ruling that judges are simply making this stuff up as they go along.

To celebrate the Mitchell judgment* Wigapedia has created a special commemorative bingo card.

A guide to what instructing solicitors are really telling barristers.

The Lawyer-Origami meme has been crying out for a UK caption. Wigapedia does the honours.

Wigapedia returns with the second part of his glossary of key legal terms used in practice.

Wigapedia explains the truth behind the key terms used in practice.

Templates can be applied to internal announcements too.

The relationship between a trainee/pupil and their supervising lawyer is a complex one, fraught with…

Wigapedia reveals the harsh reality behind the euphemisms used by the Legal 500 and Chambers…