The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
Brexit: UK votes to LEAVE EU in historic referendum [BBC News]
Britain has voted to leave the EU — what happens next? [The Guardian]
Judge: no resuscitation for churchgoer who would ‘accept death as God’s will’ [The Telegraph]
No more Factortame?! [Twitter]
It's looking increasingly likely the UK has voted to leave the EU, maybe this year's law students will be the last to study Factortame ?
— Legal Cheek (@legalcheek) June 24, 2016
Hike in court fees ‘puts families off challenging wills’ [The Telegraph]
Married lawyer admits drunken tryst with female QC outside Waterloo station [Evening Standard]
Surrogate mum who lost legal fight to keep child made judge ‘fear for her safety’ with stalking and harassment campaign [Manchester Evening News]
Solicitor beat partner in school playground before assaulting police officer [Cornish Guardian]
Top US court blocks Obama migrant plan [BBC News]
Japan drops its ‘no dancing after midnight’ law [Mixmag]
Training contract applications are currently being accepted at Travers Smith [Legal Cheek Hub]
“What he means is he can’t get a TC. He’s classing that as the entry-level job for solicitors. From my experience, Europeans are not taking up many of the TCs on offer. A vote for leave would reduce the number of TCs available, and would therefore hurt his chances.” [Legal Cheek comments]
