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Morning round-up: Wednesday 3 December

The morning’s top legal news stories and social media posts

A long list of sex acts just got banned in UK porn through an amendment to the 2003 Communications Act [The Independent]

Top QC who failed to have survey done on £3.6m dream home loses legal battle after pulling out of deal when he discovered rising damp [Mail Online]

Ireland to clash with UK at human rights court over hooded men judgment [The Guardian]

Couple launch legal challenge against ban on heterosexual civil partnerships [The Guardian]

An immigration lawyer reviews Paddington [Free Movement]

Judge blasts National Crime Agency after blunders cause case to collapse [The Telegraph]

BSB anticipating hundreds of barrister businesses after receiving entity regulation green light [Legal Futures]

Global law firm Baker & McKenzie’s Belfast arrival brings renewed optimism [Belfast Telegraph]

Give up that law degree now, because one study believes lawyers will be replaced by robots before 2030 [Metro]

Bizarre new Mumbai University exam rule leaves undergraduate law students in a fix [dna]

Arabic speaking immigration and human rights paralegal sought for west-end law firm [Legal Cheek jobs]

Heard in court [Facebook]

“That 3% bonus on a first year trainee salary of £39,500 = £1,185 = more than a month’s worth of pupillage award for those minimally funded.” [Legal Cheek Comments]

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