The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
Harassment rife in chambers and courts, barristers’ group says [The Guardian]
Property barrister gets to keep home extension despite having no planning permission [The Telegraph]
Barristers step back from escalating legal aid strikes [Financial Times]
Tory peer William Hague is pocketing cash from law firm slammed over links to Vladimir Putin [Mirror]
GDPR quiz: How will data privacy law affect you? [BBC News]
Zuckerberg set up fraudulent scheme to ‘weaponise’ data, court case alleges [The Guardian]
Shared office space ‘will give barristers pay-as-you-go London base’ [Legal Futures]
Stephen Hawking v Jeremy Hunt: NHS legal battle finally in court [Cambridge News]
Deutsche Bank to take legal action over leaking of CEO appointment [Financial News]
Third Six Pupillage starting in autumn 2018 with Henderson Chambers [Legal Cheek Hub]
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