Customer Corner – The Generator Files : DEME – The Acquittal Was Real. So Was The CHF36.7 Million
Cummins has given the DEME bribery case a magnificent piece of machinery to stand beside. Its customer story admires Bengel
Horsfield Menzies – Blog vs Behaviour : Rachel Rigg – HELPFULLY SHIELDED
Rachel Rigg has managed to package one of the oldest asymmetries in employer-side litigation into two wonderfully revealing words: “helpfully
Horsfield Menzies : Blog vs Behaviour – Daniel Rubin : MAULED ACROSS SOCIAL MEDIA
Daniel Rubin once wrote approvingly about social media doing something genuinely useful: spotting institutional bullshit that the institution itself had
HM Histories : Sam Butler At Manchester – Fences Up, Wages Down
Sam Butler at Manchester takes HM Histories out of DLA Piper’s billing empire and into the University of Manchester’s in-house
Horsfield Menzies – Blog vs Behaviour : Rachel Yorke – THE DESTINATION CAME FIRST
Rachel Yorke has written an article about what happens when an organisation stops asking what the proportionate outcome should be
Customer Corner : SaskTel – Best-Available Protection Stops At The Server Room
Cummins knows how to protect a server room. SaskTel’s downtown Saskatoon data centre needed more standby power, so Cummins supplied
Customer Corner – The Generator Files : Scenic Group – Three Days Cruising, Ten Years Arguing
Scenic Group sells the expensive pleasure of having somebody else deal with the shit. Unpack once, admire Europe and let
The Cepac Files : British Heart Foundation – Maria Walker, Two WhatsApp Lines And The Ethics Behind The Christmas Cards
The BHF Cepac connection appears in Cepac’s 2026 portfolio as a British Heart Foundation Christmas-card display. Behind the seasonal goodwill
HM Histories : Daniel Rubin At Stripes – Sick Miners And The Claims Factory
Daniel Rubin at Stripes Solicitors is the next stop in HM Histories. Our first chapter followed his decade at Addleshaw