The top legal affairs news stories from the weekend
Brexit: EU says no hope of securing UK’s withdrawal deal by October [The Independent]
People should not be prosecuted for possessing small amounts of cannabis, says Jeremy Corbyn [The Telegraph]
Cross-party group of MPs seek to close loophole in upskirting bill [The Guardian]
London is Uber’s chance to prove it has matured [The Financial Times (£)]
Slater and Gordon fined £80,000 for Quindell disclosure breach involving more than 7,000 files [Legal Business]
Six solicitors charged over alleged £12.6m legal aid fraud [The Law Society Gazette]
Solicitors are now “dairy farmers” of PI market as numbers fall [Legal Futures]
‘Compare the barrister’ is coming, BSB predicts [The Law Society Gazette]
More students are studying immigration law because of President Trump’s policies [TIME]
Third six pupillage vacancies [Legal Cheek Jobs Noticeboard]
Final few places available: How to make it as a City lawyer — with Baker McKenzie, Hogan Lovells and Mayer Brown [Legal Cheek Hub]
Thoughts on MoneyLaw madness [Legal Cheek Comments]
