Our bestselling Christmas card for several years, this design makes a clever play on the word 'Claus'. It comes in packs of 10, with envelopes included.

This card reproduces a painting from Jack Russell's Legal London collection around the Temple. It captures beautifully the companionship of two members of the Bar as they return from court.

This attractive Christmas card shows a shiny Christmas bauble with the scales of justice picked out in 'snow' on its surface. Underneath the bauble, in an elegant Edwardian script, are the words 'Season's Greetings'.

A striking rendition of the Lady of Justice who tops The Old Bailey. Sitting in one of the scales which she holds is a red robin, lending the picture a nice seasonal touch.

An attractive card which combines a strong legal motif (the scales of justice) with warm Christmas themes (candles, red ribbon), set against a backrgound of humanist wording (Truth, Trust, Courage, Hope, Justice).

A clever design in which words conveying the spirit of Christmas, and representing many of the precepts of 'justice', are presented in the shape of a tree.

A 210mm x 148mm card showing the entrance to Lincoln's Inn, reproduced from the original painting by Tony Denison. It shows the main gate from the perspective of Lincoln's Inn Fields.

Caption:

"'Season's Greetings' looks O.K. to me. Let's run it by the legal department."

The card can be supplied either blank inside or with the words 'Season's Greetings'.

In this lighthearted Christmas card, a worse-for-wear Santa squeezes into the dock, as defending counsel responds to the charge against him.

A typically irreverent card from Tony Husband, one of Britain's consistently brilliant cartoonists. It shows a defendant in the dock dangling misteltoe over the cheeks of his backside, inviting the judge to - well let's just say it's an invitation to treat.

Ian Baker's cartoon depicts a scene familiar to anyone who has wrestled with a box of Christmas tree lights. A businessman, having failed miserably to decorate his tree with lights which were 'guaranteed not to tangle', reaches for his intercom and barks "Miss Beckett - get my lawyer on the line."

One of our most popular Christmas cards, stipulating the 'requirements' of Christmas cheer in legal language. Funny and clever.

A lighthearted Christmas card, ideal for firms of solicitors sending to clients and colleagues. Underneath the picture of Santa Clause causing havoc, the caption is "Value of presents, fifty quid. Compensation for falling down your chimney, fifteen thousand."