Oh frabjious day. After many months ploughing a lonely furrow as the internet`s finest but only housing law blog, I am delighted to welcome another into the world. William Flack of Flack & co, who both comments on and features in posts hereabouts, has begun his own blog. I will be reading with enthusiasm. But William, nobody else can add comments at the moment…
[Edit. No disrespect intended to Tessa at Landlord Law, but, as the title suggests, she focuses on Landlord & Tenant rather than broader housing law issues.]
Thank you for the plug. As a new kid on the blawg there are likely to be a few technical problems such as not being able to leave comments. I think I have fixed this so please try again.
All working now, thanks and comment left.
Delighted to see the blog has come into being.
I admire how well informed you are, and have much enjoyed the visit. But I try to save up all that stuff for judges and that. I like your blog, and only looked it up because my mate in chambers said that you’re his starting point for legal research. I must try to get angrier about all this stuff – you’re right, but remember that it’s just a job, NearlyLegal, and sadly while it’s quite important, it’s neither big nor clever. If we’re so smart, how come we ain’t rich?
Oh, you are rich – sorry.
counsel of despair –
Eh and indeed what? I’m a sad housing law geek doing legal aid litigation. I do this blog because I’m a sad housing law geek etc..
‘neither big nor clever’ – For pity’s sake, if I was looking for ego massage out of this, would I have kept the damn thing anonymous? Where I’m wrong, which I not infrequently am, I hope I take correction happily and gracefully. So what is your chip?
As for rich, I’m a trainee solicitor in a legal aid practice. No I don’t have a private income, or any capital. You do the maths. So you pose a good question, if I am so smart – and dammit let’s face it, I am, why aren’t I rich?
Out of genuine curiosity, what the hell have I done to piss you off to the extent of two bitchy comments?