Euromoney is accustomed to all kinds of underhand tactics in awards season: from banks "dominating" league tables in positions of second or even anywhere in the top 10, to widespread use in pitch ...

Every so often, a judge gets so infuriated with the prolixity of an advocate that he has a real go at him in the resulting judgment, and this solicitors negligence case is a good example. However, ...

Days Without End is told in a realistic folk-yarn vernacular that blends pidgin grammar (“goed” for went; “could of” for “could have,” etc) with flickers of Biblical prolixity (“Sergeant Wellington… ...