Many lawyers think mastering the law is enough. It is not. The best advocates understand business, technology, medicine, finance, engineering, language, and even how criminals operate. Every case sits at the intersection of law and another field.
The broader your knowledge, the sharper your analysis, your cross examination, and your advice to clients. Never stop learning. It will make you a better lawyer.
The Graduation @LDC_Uganda , Congratulations to all those who have made it through the journey. You deserve all the happiness this day has to offer. Those who are still at the Centre, your time is coming. God bless you all.
The greatest gift you can give urself as a man is “inner healing”. Just sitting down in total silence and then stand up with resolve that all will be okay and that you can overcome everything. I can’t count how many times I would do this but it’s always rewarding. So Dear Son, no matter the waves, the ocean will be still, hang on.
Most streets have individuals threatening to heal all sorts of diseases… Could someone kindly direct them to Mulago hospital? They will really help many many people …
This Case Analysis Rylands v Fletcher (1868) is a landmark English tort law case that established the doctrine of strict liability for damage caused by inherently dangerous activities.
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If the relatives of Matovu (Re: exparte matovu) had appeared before Justice Singiza, he would have dismissed their application on procedure. In matovu, court was moved by a single affidavit poorly and hastily drawn to hand down a decision of constitutional importance to date.
Today, for the first time since becoming a member of @ug_lawsociety in 2008, I have contributed to a ULS presidential campaign.
In the @observerug this week, I will explain why despite his faults and blindspots (and they are many) I will vote @IsaacSsemakadde as ULS president.