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Morning round-up: Tuesday 25 October
The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
Addleshaw Goddard thaws post-Brexit vote pay freeze
Northern powerhouse "deferred" pay increases back in August
Christian bakers who refused to make ‘gay cake’ lose their appeal against discrimination finding
But has the Court of Appeal made the right decision?
ULaw head Stelios Platis stands down
New CEO will be the third the uni has had since it was bought last year
Junior lawyers are failing to hit billing targets
It's a similar story for trainees too
Morning round-up: Monday 24 October
The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
Cleary Gottlieb silent over claims it bills clients for students’ work
Blogosphere report says London office of US firm is charging out its vac schemers
Cape Town law students document shocking uprising from inside university in wake of tuition fee increases
Petrol bombs on campus and security guards injured
Do they read the rules, or just hit ‘Play Now’? Clifford Chance trials psychometric test video game
The battle for the best wannabe lawyers intensifies
Slaughter and May employee who stole ‘paper and stationery’ worth £3,000 banned from legal profession
Howard Hemley was sacked by the firm last December
We asked our readers who they think will win the Brexit legal challenge, the answer was a 50/50 split
Uncertain times = inconclusive Twitter poll results
Morning round-up: Friday 21 October
The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
Kelvin Mackenzie CAN make ‘undoubtedly offensive’ comments about C4 newsreaders, says regulator
Sun columnist cleared of complaints brought by Muslim presenter
CMS Cameron McKenna Nabarro Olswang eyes US merger
The firm’s name could be about to get even longer
Court case disrupted by man dressed as Jesus who said he can prove his identity with a USB stick
Indy Camp madness reaches new heights
Clifford Chance is offering training contracts to ‘exceptional’ 18-year-olds
But fresh-faced law students have until third year to accept
The law firms with the friendliest trainees in Britain
No Hunger Games vibes here
Morning round-up: Thursday 20 October
The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
Are my plans for securing a training contract too cheeky for the legal profession?
Unacceptable brashness or praiseworthy initiative?
It’s back! People are once again sharing a useless legal privacy notice on Facebook
It has been redrafted but it's still nonsense