The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
Theresa May refuses to deny receiving secret legal advice that Brexit can be stopped [Independent]
Monarch Airlines staff flood BHS workers’ lawyers [Evening Standard]
Oxford college bans ‘harmful’ Christian Union from freshers’ fair [The Telegraph]
Please stay, says the Law Society: Solicitors’ body launches bid to attract overseas lawyers post-Brexit with new courses [City A.M.]
Theresa May reveals Britain will be ruled by EU judges for at least two more years, enraging Brexiteer MPs [The Sun]
AI will change law firms [Gadget]
Royal Mail takes legal action to block postal strike [BBC News]
Man dressed up as shark arrested under burka ban law while working as mascot outside Apple re-seller shop [Mirror]
Bristol student event: Infrastructure: the next growth area for lawyers — with Burges Salmon [Legal Cheek Hub]
“Law is a decent career option as they go and as City jobs go. Other options are to go into Big 4 or second-tier accountancy, investment banking, consulting somewhere or some random grad scheme at a FTSE.” [Legal Cheek comments]