Weekly round-up of the top legal blogosphere posts
Can I work from home as a lawyer? [The Guardian]
Are you committing a crime if you sign a parliamentary petition in a false name? [Barrister Blogger]
A temporary prime minister? [The Norton View]
Talent spotting & topography shifting [Counsel Magazine]
Justice gap: the towns where there’s no access to free legal advice [The Guardian]
Did the UK Government act unlawfully by extending Article 50? [Public Law for Everyone]
What are the UK immigration rules on statelessness? [Free Movement]
Thread: #bartips [Twitter]
Starting your 2nd six [BPTC Lecturer]
Lessons must be learned from the Windrush scandal [The Law Society Gazette]
Lessons from the DWF IPO [Legal Futures]
The ICLR Pupillage Award 2019 [Legal Cheek Hub]
“Nobody needs a Sociology group meeting to discuss their presentation on a big table in the middle of the law library. Some subjects require more use of physical texts and analysis than others — I wouldn’t go and sit in a biology lab and light a bunsen burner to read Dicey.” [Legal Cheek comments]
