The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
Panama Papers: China detains lawyer after he shares details of leaders online [The Guardian]
Didier Drogba says he is launching legal action against Daily Mail for claiming only £14,000 of £1.7m raised by his charity went to good causes [The Independent]
“I will kill you. You belong to me”: Lawyer “forced teen applying for receptionist job to strip and have sex at firm” [Mail Online]
First woman appointed to Scotland’s second highest judicial post [The Guardian]
Jonas Gutierrez wins Newcastle United discrimination tribunal case [BBC News]
EU data protection regulation passes in Brussels giving citizens right to be forgotten online [The Independent]
Rolf Harris pleads not guilty to eight new sex charges [The Telegraph]
Sarosh Zaiwalla, the lawyer who tried to halt the war in Iraq [Financial Times]
Cycle Legal: UK’s first cycling law firm, dealing with seriously injured riders, to open in Essex Road [Islington Gazette]
Judge tells breast-feeding mother, “Ma’am, you need to cover up” [Washington Post]
Apply for pupillage at Keating Chambers [Legal Cheek Hub]
“Grayling’s natural successor — knows bugger all about the law, but can do things quickly.” [Legal Cheek Comments]