The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
David Allen Green: The three steps that mean Brexit may never happen [Financial Times]
I’d rather fight ten more EU referendums than let a bunch of lawyers tell Britain what to do [The Telegraph]
Philip Hammond dismisses Brexit legal challenge [The Guardian]
Secret hearing for ‘witch-hunt’ lawyer charged by his professional body for making false claims against British troops [Mail Online]
Chilcot report: Tony Blair could be tried for war crimes in Scotland, says Alex Salmond [The Independent]
City banker who forged court document to keep £60,000 job has been jailed [The Telegraph]
Zoopla CEO behind Mishcon de Reya anti-Brexit legal action [Guido Fawkes blog]
Brexit could put an end to prison reform before it’s even started [Politics.co.uk]
Men injured jumping out of taxi to avoid fare take legal action — against the driver [Mirror]
Serena Williams threatens to sue as umpire wants play to continue at Wimbledon despite light rain [Metro]
Immediate start: LPC Law seeks BPTC & LPC graduates to work as County Court Advocates [Legal Cheek Hub]
“Businesses and lawyers trying to block or impede the will of the people. It sums up why the country has become so crap.” [Legal Cheek comments]
