The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
Ruling due on civil partnership challenge [BBC News]
Judge in undercover police inquiry has motor neurone disease [The Guardian]
Brexit law hits Lords with May watching quietly from steps [Bloomberg]
QC Max Hill appointed new terrorism laws watchdog [Mail Online]
Ian Brady: Moors murderer loses bid to launch fight for choice of tribunal lawyer [ITV News]
MP lambasts Trump after Leeds solicitor’s petition [Yorkshire Evening Post]
Legal innovation centre to be first of its kind in UK [Belfast Telegraph]
Court battle that means you could have pets in ‘no pet policy’ flats [Metro]
Grade I listed, eight-bedroom home where family sagas turn into real-life courtroom drama (be your own judge for £525,000) [Mail Online]
Event: The future of litigation — Apply to attend [Legal Cheek Hub]
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