The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
London mayor Sadiq Khan tells tech giants they are not above the law [The Telegraph]
Nun dies in court during legal battle with Katy Perry over convent [The Telegraph]
Legal bid could deliver second referendum before Christmas [The Mirror]
New law to reign in tax dodging fails to bring a single person to book [The Sun]
Too many women lack faith in the legal system — we need to change this [Huffington Post]
Fuming solicitor: “I paid for parking at Brighton Station but have been fined £170” [Brighton Argus]
How Uber’s top lawyer negotiated a spectacular severance deal on her way out the door by asking Travis Kalanick for $100 million [Business Insider]
China passes law to allow President Xi Jinping to rule for life [Metro]
Pep Guardiola caught out by his double standards over human rights [The Guardian]
Nando’s threatens restaurant with legal action over copyright infringement [Metro]
Stagnation and the legal industry [Medium]
Not Amused: “Identity politics is toxic and depends wholly upon hatred to maintain itself.” [Legal Cheek Comments]
Job alert: Caseworkers sought for top immigration law firm’s Birmingham office [Legal Cheek Hub]
