The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
David Cameron: I will ignore Europe’s top court on prisoner voting [The Telegraph]
Médecins Sans Frontières hospital bombing ‘violates international law [The Guardian]
Judges show plenty of mercy… as long as you’re like them [The Observer]
LinkedIn pays big after class action lawsuit over user emails [Mashable]
Facebook, Google and Amazon await EU court ruling over legality of data-transfer agreement [The Independent]
A senior mandarin has admitted that promoting human rights abroad is no longer one of the Government’s priorities [The Independent]
It’s official: you don’t have to read the Ts & Cs [The Telegraph]
Barrister Tom Lawal is finalist in Black British Business Awards [Birmingham Post]
Australian PR consultant sues her solicitor claiming he mishandled her multi-million-dollar divorce settlement because he was “hungover” [Mail Online]
Norton Rose Fulbright — winter vacation scheme applications open [Legal Cheek Hub]
“My pupil master would often greet me by saying, ‘yo mother f**ker!'” [Legal Cheek Comments]