The morning’s top legal news stories and social media posts.
Right to be forgotten is unworkable, say peers [The Guardian]
Crime on social media covered by existing UK law, Lords conclude [Wired]
‘I played the man not the game’: Cheeky law student who won $100,000 on game show says he guessed answers from host’s reactions [Mail Online]
Legal action launched against British Airways over sex abuse claims [The Telegraph]
The price of justice: An attempt to dissuade false claims of unfair dismissal has tipped the balance too far against employees [The Independent]
Lee Rigby’s killers received more than £200,000 in legal aid [The Guardian]
Salaries rise for regional in-house lawyers in 2013/14, new research reveals [The Lawyer]
Football fans launch legal challenge to financial fair play [LawInSport]
A dad of six training to become a barrister leads a double life as a bare-knuckle boxer [The Daily Star]
NFL player sued by a woman who claims he gave her herpes and tried to hide it from her by saying sores on his penis were caused by a zipper malfunction [TMZ Sports]
Heard in court [Facebook]
“Now, now. You’ll put the little darlings off. And you forgot to mention going into nervous shock whenever your mobile phone rings.” [Legal Cheek Comments]
