The top legal affairs news stories of the weekend
Thousands of students launch legal bid for £20m compensation after university strikes [The Independent]
Tory MP who blocked upskirting bill says he was scapegoated [The Guardian]
“We could collapse the Government”: Tory rebel ringleader Dominic Grieve issues warning to May as he says Remainers will NOT back down in Brexit row ahead of crunch votes this week [Mail Online]
Grenfell Tower fireman hits back at lawyer Imran Khan’s racism “slur” [The Times]
Theresa May’s constitutional law fail [Twitter]
This would get 0% in any properly marked constitutional law exam.
What times, eh? https://t.co/4ZrurmUXGQ
— Law and policy. (@davidallengreen) June 17, 2018
US law firms revive bidding war for young talent [Financial Times]
Labour in fresh anti-Semitism row over barrister appointment [ITV News]
Government considers a review of law on licensing medicinal cannabis [The Telegraph]
League Against Cruel Sports in legal battle with vegan “whistleblower” [The Observer]
Celebrity lawyer Nick Freeman slammed as “ignorant” by daughter over controversial upskirting comments [Evening Standard]
The poignant and almost forgotten case of Sam Wright [Barrister Blogger]
BPTC & LPC graduates sought to work as County Court Advocates. Immediate start! [Legal Cheek Hub]
Student event: Secrets to Success Bristol, with Burges Salmon, RPC and St John’s Chambers [Legal Cheek Hub]
“You lot are mugs. Stop thinking firm prestige is the key factor in business. Even if they float for a fraction the big dogs will make a mint. Welcome to the real world” [Legal Cheek Comments]
