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Brussels Brexit breakthrough: Early morning deal keeps temporary role for EU court
Are the PM’s woes over?
Decoding the language of barristers’ conferences
The venerable Wigapedia returns to Legal Cheek to translate counsel-speak
Research: UK rarely brought before ECJ and enjoys highest success rate when it does
Food for thought as Brexit talks on future relationship reach fever pitch
Morning round-up: Friday 8 December
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Slater & Gordon: The tale of the battered and bruised personal injury giant
Stock market first to major recapitalisation deal -- and everything in between
Trainee solicitor who used client cash to ‘cover up mistakes’ removed from profession
Training contract pressure?
Westminster law graduate set to make a million after choosing celebrity jungle over corporate law
Twenty-five times more than she would have earned as a trainee
The law firms with the most approachable partners in Britain 2017-18
Love all round at these ten firms
Morning round-up: Thursday 7 December
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‘Hear ye, hear ye!’ Bud Light lawyers use town crier to deliver cease and desist letter to brewing rival
And he read from a calligraphy-covered scroll
Lord Chief Justice urges public to ‘remember judges are human’ as he reveals sad impact of online threats
Some need counselling over 'shocking' case content
Almost half of law students want trigger warnings before being taught ‘hard subjects’ like rape
Exclusive research: Forewarned is forearmed, say 48% of undergrads
Morning round-up: Wednesday 6 December
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Lawyers’ anger as students told they can’t make notes during court visits
Lecturers complain to courts amid claims one student even had their notebook confiscated
Prove you’re taking steps to end sexual harassment at work or risk legal action, magic circle firms told
Warning comes in wake of Hollywood and Westminster scandals
From Holiday Banta to Debra Smilley-Weiner: The lawyers with the funniest names
Weird and wonderful
Morning round-up: Tuesday 5 December
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Kent Uni law student calls on property know-how to secure £4,000 compensation for homeless family
Maidstone Council told to apologise
Lawyers poke fun at Judge Rinder’s new show over dresscode faux pas
Crown Court returns after 30-year hiatus
Judgment reserved: Ex-Clifford Chance trainee suing Oxford Uni faces wait over £1 million ‘inadequate’ teaching claim
High Court success could pave the way for further claims
Morning round-up: Monday 4 December
The morning's top legal affairs news stories