The morning’s top legal news stories and social media posts.
Vulnerable witness reforms proposed by Keir Starmer in new “victims’ law” [BBC News]
Young women lawyers: stop feeling so entitled and get on with it, says top female judge [The Telegraph]
Silk to no longer be a permanent appointment? [Legal Futures]
City lawyer dies after car ploughs into telegraph pole on country road in Surrey [Evening Standard]
Dominatrix seeks lawyer [Twitter]
I'm looking for a husband, looks , unimportant ,short or tall ,hair or no hair , own teeth not necessary, MUST OWN HIS OWN LAW FiRM !
— Natalie Rowe (@RealNatalieRowe) April 6, 2014
NHS is billed £83k legal fees… over a £1k payout: Health chiefs to crack down on “excessive” claims by lawyers [Mail Online]
Legal Analysis of the Google Glass trademark dispute [The Drum]
Turkish PM Erdogan criticises Twitter court ruling [BBC News]
Lawyer: “They’re either in it for justice, in which case they are poor, or they are in it for money, in which case they are mildly sociopathic. Choose wisely” [Thought Catalogue]
Fears grow over Russian court revamp [Law Society Gazette]
“What to do when the regulators are more incompetent than those they are supposed to be regulating?” [Legal Cheek Comments]