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Ex officio means ‘By virtue of holding an office’

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Ex parte means ‘without notice’

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Ex post facto means ‘In the light of subsequent events’

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Excuse me. I believe you have my case

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Exitus Acta Probat means ‘The result justifies the deed’

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First rule of litigation: everything is their fault

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Frankly, my dear, Lawyers do not give a damn

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Future Barrister

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Future Lawyer

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GDL Student

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Gentlemen, I wash my hands of this weird legal argument.

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Gentlemen, you can’t litigate in here. This is not a Court Room!

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