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Fraud barrister disbarred for tax fraud
Didn’t realise it was an offence not to submit VAT returns
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Top lecture tips for law student freshers
Sit wisely, my friends
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UCL beats Oxford and Durham ties with Strathclyde in new law school rankings
Scottish unis Glasgow, Aberdeen and Dundee secure top ten spots
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Monday morning round-up
The top legal affairs news stories from the weekend
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Ex-Pinsent Masons partner appointed dean of Aston Law School
Bad news for career legal academics?
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Homeless cat hired as ‘lawyer’ by legal regulator
‘We need more like him in the legal purrfession!’ 🐱⚖️
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Ropes & Gray is unlikely victim of SpongeBob meme
‘Oh, barnacles!’ says firm
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13 City law firms make top graduate employer list
All five magic circle firms named in Times rankings
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Upskirting ex-government lawyer given community order
Photographed woman on Tube
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Journal
Extension of police stop and search powers — radical or rhetoric?
It will further damage relations between communities and the police, argues Anonymous Rookie
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The Apprentice 2019: Former Matrix mini-pupil set to become youngest-ever contestant
Business-style BBC show returns to screens on Wednesday
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Slaughter and May posts first-ever tweet — 10 years after setting up account
Gordon Brown was PM and Black Eyed Peas topped the charts
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SQE creators Crispin Passmore and Julie Brannan to speak at LegalEdCon North
Duo to articulate vision of new framework in practice
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Harassment reporting app and legal chatbot for people with learning disabilities among SRA tech challenge finalists
Eight teams secure £50,000 in funding
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Children’s book starring Lady Hale to hit shelves next month
Will it feature her now-famous spider brooch? 🕷️
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Journal
Challenging the EU Withdrawal Act
Bolton Uni academic Dr John McGarry explains why the courts would not strike the Act down as invalid
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The 2020 Firms Most List goes live
Your ultimate, must-read guide to lawyer life at over 90 law firms
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The life of a first year law student as told by Kim Kardashian GIFs
Freshers take note
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Parliament shutdown: Supreme Court rules Boris Johnson acted unlawfully in bombshell judgment
Unanimous decision finds that suspension was ‘unlawful, void and of no effect’
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Nearly half of lawyers admit to slacking off at work
Lack of motivation cited as top reason
