Weekly round-up of the top legal blogosphere posts
No Self-Respecting Lawyer Should Touch Trump’s Election-Fraud Claims [The Atlantic]
Law schools act to boost students’ employability [Financial Times]
Should we be free to stir up racial hatred in the privacy of our own homes? [Barrister Blogger]
Covid-19 and False Imprisonment [UK Constitutional Law Association]
Media coverage of family courts and domestic abuse: fake news? – Lucy Reed [Inforrm’s Blog]
Law isn’t for everyone… [Twitter]
My worst experience was actually also my best. For a training contract at Slaughter and May. The partner interviewing me looked at my CV, glanced up, and said "wouldn't you rather be a journalist?" https://t.co/nclQLKwS8T
— Daniel Knowles (@dlknowles) November 12, 2020
Justice will survive Covid-19 intact [Scottish Legal News]
‘Grand rights’ of great importance: copyright on the big stage [The IPKat]
Downing Street PR guru now free for return to legal sector [Law Society Gazette]
“Of course, a ‘brief, isolated incident’ during a ‘difficult time’ in a junior solicitor’s personal life would mean an immediate striking off the roll.” [Legal Cheek comments]
Virtual event: Future of law — Has 2020 accelerated the change? With Simmons & Simmons [Legal Cheek events]
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