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Weekly round-up of the top legal blogosphere posts
SRA dressing down for Hogan Lovells partner who sacked pregnant nanny
Regulator rebukes top City lawyer Sylvain Dhennin following unfair dismissal fine
Lawyers react to explosive news that Boris Johnson will ask the Queen to suspend parliament
Is it a 'constitutional crisis' yet?
Pupil barrister pay rises of up to 50% to come into force this week
£18,436 in London and £15,728 elsewhere
Law students among least hardworking of all students
Medicine, dentistry, architecture and even arts students have it harder, research suggests
Crowdfund QC slammed for celebrating transgender rugby
Jolyon Maugham said article about transgender woman rugby player was example of how 'the simple joy of sport can transcend fear and hate'
Under the bus
A Tuesday cartoon courtesy of The Sketching Solicitor
Bank Holiday round-up
The top legal affairs news stories from the long weekend
Asylum seeker held not ‘effeminate’ enough to be gay had partner accepted as gay by same court
Immigration judges accused of inconsistency
Newcastle Uni teams up with social mobility charity to help aspiring lawyers from low-income families
Pathways to Law scheme triples chances of landing a uni place
Reed Smith poaches BPP Law School innovation chief
City lawyer turned tech guru Adam Curphey will join firm's London office next month
Best of the blogs
Weekly round-up of the top legal blogosphere posts
Bird & Bird ups junior lawyer pay by 15% to £71,000
Rises at Clyde & Co, too
Regulator ends probe into alleged sexual harassment by ex-Reed Smith partner
Unnamed lawyer dismissed by the firm in 2017 following complaints from two trainees
Love Island 2019 winner Greg O’Shea is not working as a paralegal
Reports had claimed he'd joined Dublin law firm A&L Goodbody
Magistrates brand Porsche-driving corporate lawyer caught speeding seven times in just eight months a ‘disgrace to your profession’
Blamed the stress of his 17-hour working day
Law student sues university for £8 million after flunking three modules
Dylan Prider alleges Bond University in Queensland, Australia, discriminated against his autism and ADHD