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Snap election series: Once fighting for labour rights, now a Lib Dem candidate
Law graduate who once championed miners' rights in South Africa begins new life canvassing on the streets of east London
Morning round-up: Monday 5 June
The morning's top legal affairs news stories
Linklaters kicks off Pride Month with rainbow-coloured reception lighting
London office receives magic makeover to celebrate all things LGBT
A poem: ‘Oh, I wish I’d looked after me brief!’
Legal Cheek's resident funny man Wigapedia returns with an ode to barristers' briefs
LSE masters exam features question about ‘President Trumpet’ building a giant wall
Exclusive: Assessment even contains a Donald-esque tweet
Morning round-up: Friday 2 June
The morning's top legal affairs news stories
Womble Bond Dickinson: Tie-up creating new £340 million transatlantic law firm confirmed
UK and US outfits cement combination following successful 'strategic alliance'
Snap election series: Moving from City law to politics means working longer hours for less money
But magic circle solicitor turned Labour MP hopeful Bilal Mahmood says it’s his calling
Not guilty: Man accused of robbing High Court judge on Middle Temple Lane cleared of wrongdoing
Terry Brown offered no defence and refused to leave his prison cell during the trial
It’s time for cameras in court, says silk who became a social media star when he was filmed in court
The livestream of Lord Pannick QC’s Brexit challenge performance wooed the public
Morning round-up: Thursday 1 June
The morning's top legal affairs news stories
Freshfields, Clifford Chance, BLP, Ashurst and DWF lawyers among 300 to offer support following Manchester bombing pro bono appeal
Twenty-two people were killed and dozens injured after suicide bomber targeted Ariana Grande gig
Liz Truss may not get as much stick if she were a man, suggests QC
Constitutional law debate also includes discussion about Supreme Court justice’s bathing suit...
Twiddling thumbs: decreasing demand for legal services ‘endemic’ in the profession, survey finds
A quarter of US firms said their associates don't have full workloads, and this number shoots up when you look at partners
King’s College London law lecturer compares Lord Sumption to Lord Denning in new research about the Supreme Court judge’s ‘individuality’
The paper starts with a Monty Python quote
Morning round-up: Wednesday 31 May
The morning's top legal affairs news stories
High Court judge ‘kissed on the cheek’ during Middle Temple Lane robbery, court hears
Sir Robin Knowles QC was allegedly mugged by man clutching champagne bottle stolen from chambers
BSB approves shared parental leave scheme for self-employed barristers
Regulator hopes the move will encourage more gender diversity within the profession
Brexit: Jolyon Maugham’s Irish High Court challenge has been discontinued
QC crowdfunded £70,000
Snap election series: The bar is ‘excellent groundwork’ for life as an MP, says lawyer turned Conservative candidate
Suella Fernandes shares her thoughts from the campaign trail