The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
Martin Lewis to sue Facebook over fake adverts with his name [Sky News]
In Britain now, the richer you are, the better your chance of justice [The Observer]
Stop handing out so many suspended sentences, courts told [The Guardian]
Labour promises to restore legal aid for housing advice [The Guardian]
Trump v the Law [The London Review of Books]
Trump, Giuliani, and all the President’s lawyers [The New Yorker]
It’s not my job to believe you — here’s why [Pink Tape]
Celeb tattooist loses legal fight with cactus shop in row over name [The Sun]
New legal drama: The Split — time, date, cast and where have you seen star Nicola Walker before? [Metro]
The laws MPs are voting on this week, explained in plain English [Clear the Lobby]
Leading criminal defence practice in Kent seeks criminal lawyer [Legal Cheek Hub]
“The vast majority of [magic circle/US firm] trainees wouldn’t get an interview with a good Chancery/Commercial set let alone pupillage.” [Legal Cheek Comments]
