Power of Polo Power of Polo, a British sports charity, commissioned this inspiring short film to spotlight the transformative impact of their work and the breadth of…

My wife’s film about the Power of Polo charity is up for a Smiley film award (apparently it is the BAFTAs of the charity film world).

She’d be absolutely made up if you could take a moment to click the link below and vote for it.

Thank you! 🙏🙏🙏

smileycharityfilmawards.com/films/power-...

On reflection I’ve found something more worthwhile to spend my money on. It’s not £1,600, but hopefully every little helps

Give me the £1,600 and I’ll tell you!

Delighted to share that I have been included in a very prestigious list of top family lawyers. Unfortunately I don’t fancy paying £1,600 for the “marketing licence” to tell you which one.

Is the Family Law Industry Sexist? It's International Women's Day and the legal sector seems to be patting itself on the back for being so inclusive and offering equal opportunities to all. Law as a male-dominated environment is a "...

I looked at a few numbers in (Central London) family law teams for International Women’s Day a few years on my old (now defunct) blog: web.archive.org/web/20170309...

Driving greater judicial diversity is a team sport If we want our judicial benches to better reflect British society, we need to work together with applicants, the professions and the judiciary to prepare talented candidates.

www.lawgazette.co.uk/commentary-a...

They do

Aren't publishers allowed to add their own sub-titles? I look forward to reading

M v F (Anonymisation: Lack of Imagination) [2024]

We have got to be able to come up with better naming conventions than this.

By my count there are 15 "F v M" and "M v F" cases already this year.

Also 7 cases called "Re C" last year, if anyone's interested.

Yes, this is the quality commentary you came to BlueSky for!

Yes please! Thanks Sean

Are you the first to use that hashtag, or do they work differently here?

Photographs of members of 1GC Family Law ordered by seniority, with Mark Harrop (called 2024) followed by new team member Gemma Neath (also called 2024)

Am still going to be overtaken by pupils for years to come, but am no longer bottom of the list!