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Revealed: which law firms have the best canteens
Who will come out on top in the ultimate food face-off?
Morning round-up: Monday 14 November
The morning's top legal affairs news stories
From Brexit bunkers to tactical ‘Trump teams’ — what kind of lawyers will firms need?
The President elect is likely to keep lawyers busy
Is it ‘judgment’ or ‘judgement’?
Row breaks out as two former Lord Chancellors keep the ‘e’
‘Farter-F*ck’: Carter-Ruck gains crude copycat website after IT firm fallout
Sites creators claim they were “wrongfully persecuted” by media law giant
Video: Defendant strips completely NAKED and dances on judge’s bench
Meanwhile in South Africa…
‘It’s a scratchy response’: Committee chair shares his views on MoJ’s court fees feedback
Bob Neill MP, justice committee chair, tells Legal Cheek that MPs will continue to push for full review
Morning round-up: Friday 11 November
The morning's top legal affairs news stories
Bar Council backs Truss’s calls for ‘wider pool of talent’ for judicial selection
Even though this means more non-barristers becoming judges
Fancy a three-course lunch with City firm partners? Fundraising challenge has some awesome prizes
Rallying call to wannabe lawyers as National Pro Bono Week draws to a close
Is there still any chance of me getting a training contract here in the UK?
International law student ponders life in England
Power to the paralegals: Number of graduates qualifying as solicitors without doing a training contract smashes through 100 mark
‘Equivalent Means’ shaking up legal profession
Morning round-up: Thursday 10 November
The morning's top legal affairs news stories
Berwin Leighton Paisner lifts post-Brexit referendum pay freeze
But it won’t backdate lawyer pay packets
Amal Clooney and X-Factor rapper Honey G were ‘schoolmates’
A very unlikely connection
Trump is the President?!
So we’ve written a poem
Supreme Court success for families involved in bedroom tax battle
Seven-judge bench upholds the claims of Jacqueline Carmichael and Paul and Susan Rutherford
High Court judges take legal action against Liz Truss over pension discrimination
Lord Chancellor’s week goes from bad to worse
Pinsent Masons creates Brexit-focused artificial intelligent software to help identify ‘risks’ to clients
Futuristic software has already been put to work on "a number of multi-billion dollar transactions"
Morning round-up: Wednesday 9 November
The morning's top legal affairs news stories
Taking selfies of how you vote in the US election…
Can you or can’t you?