Weekly round-up of the top legal blogosphere posts
David Allen Green: It is legality not policy that pushes a government lawyer to quit [Financial Times]
How will Tory MPs react to No. 10’s Brexit law breach? [The Spectator]
Is it really worth breaking international law to curb the role of the European Court? [Conservative Home]
Extinction Rebellion wants to overturn society — it is not just focusing on climate change [iNews]
‘Covid is a social crisis’: the university staff and students filling welfare gaps [The Guardian]
Joshua Rozenberg: Reasons to be cheerful? [Law Society Gazette]
David Wolfson QC: No, Boris isn’t breaching the rule of law. Here’s why [Spectator]
The risks of mixing business and pleasure [Scottish Legal News]
Can the UK Breach the Withdrawal Agreement and Get Away With It? [UK Constitutional Law blog]
“Seriously, in a list of most family friendly employers… Prolonged separation of young children and parents can be traumatic, potentially resulting in PTSD and long-lasting impairments in functioning — that’s the cost of US firms’ billable hours targets.” [Legal Cheek comments]
VIRTUAL EVENT: Re-imagining global law firms in the age of remote-working — with Allen & Overy [Legal Cheek Events]
