The top legal affairs news stories from this morning and the weekend
Plymouth cops return guns to their owners over fears of being SUED, claims ex-firearms officer after incel massacre [Mail Online]
Cineworld braces for $1.1bn legal showdown [The Telegraph]
Landmark UK court ruling due in ‘bride price’ dispute [The Guardian]
Prince Andrew to be served court papers in person, says sexual assault accuser’s lawyer [Independent]
Legal change to office e-mails would give workers ‘right to disconnect’ after 5pm [Mirror]
Universal Credit claimants could be owed £1,500 amid landmark court case [Birmingham Live]
Hong Kong activists ask pro-Beijing law firm to defend them [Financial Times]
Would you let a robot lawyer defend you? [BBC News]
‘They should be worried’: how FTC chair and law prof Lina Khan plans to tackle big tech [The Guardian]
Family of British lawyer missing on 23,000ft mountain fear she’s no longer alive [Mirror]
Legal Researchers Weigh in on How Future Laws Should Deal With The Rise of The Sexbots [Science Alert]
“Great deal , go travelling (yes things are finally reopening) , learn new skills and languages while you’re at it… work and study can wait a year you don’t get this time back!” [Legal Cheek comments]
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