HM Histories : Laura McLellan – Hammonds, Hillsborough And The Paperwork From Hell
HM Histories was supposed to follow these careers in chronological order. Instead, we covered Walker Morris, then Knights, and are
Chambers Chatter : Nikesh Pandit – Crispin Odey, Self-Preservation And The £1.53m Integrity Bill
Today’s Chambers Chatter stays at 4-5 Gray’s Inn Square, where associate member barrister Wendy Miller operates after representing both Cummins
Cummins Confidential : The Triple Drop – Fix The Derate, Flog The Diesel, Feed The AI
Cummins laid out three courses of corporate optimism on 15 October 2026, starting with a diesel engine learning not to
The Cepac Files : Tesco II – Maria Walker, Two WhatsApp Lines and the Unexpected Evidence in the Bagging Area
Cepac celebrated an award-winning Absolut display for Tesco. Alongside the trophy sits a less photogenic collection: my same-day WhatsApp, Maria
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