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Would Brexit even be legal?
Top lawyers round on Gove and co’s “illegal” vote leave strategy
MoneyLaw could be the new Magic Circle
£124,000 newly qualified rate may prove a London game-changer
Morning round-up: Monday 20 June
The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
School girl’s relationship contract to prevent boyfriend talking to ‘hoes’ goes viral
A fruitful career in contract law awaits unnamed eighth grader
Lord Neuberger’s ‘plea’ for a university law syllabus shake up
“Greater prominence for ethics” proposals get the thumbs up from professors
Magic circle lawyers register in Ireland ahead of EU referendum
With the EU referendum less than a week away, City outfits quietly ready themselves for possible exit
From Hollyoaks to Squire Patton Boggs: Meet the actor who’s taking a break from the entertainment world to pursue a career as a lawyer
Sonny Flood thinks his acting experience will aid his legal career dreams
Aspiring barristers anger as Pupillage Gateway glitch means applications are missing GDL and BPTC grades
Exclusive: Gateway's copy-and-paste feature reproduces everything BUT vital grades on pupillage applications
Morning round-up: Friday 17 June
The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
Court of Appeal brands Judge Peter Smith’s incredible Blackstone Chambers letter ‘disgraceful’
CoA orders retrial in Harb v HRH Prince Abdul Aziz Bin Fahd, but clears controversial judge of bias
The Met rejects calls to investigate ‘Waterloo sex QC’ — for now
As Graeme Stening accepts a caution for outraging public decency, talk turns to his anonymous female companion and whether she should be investigated for perverting the course of justice
US outfit Cadwalader ups London NQ pay to coveted £124,000 level
New York stalwart is the latest firm to jump aboard the "MoneyLaw" bandwagon
5 Essex Court invites wannabe barristers to pupillage interview by ‘mistake’
Exclusive: Technical glitch leaves bar hopefuls "gutted"
Morning round-up: Thursday 16 June
The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
Law grad who struggled with knife attackers to protect her dissertation speaks out about her ordeal for the first time
And she’s been honoured for her bravery
I’m an aspiring lawyer but tattooed: Will I be accepted at a corporate law firm?
Confused over covering up my ink
Sexist email DLA Piper partner fined £15,000
Nick West hit headlines back in 2014 after a number of derogatory emails between him and Premier League executive chairman Richard Scudamore were leaked
Dispute on 99 bus between woman with pushchair and wheelchair user ends up in the country’s highest court
Should the bus driver have kicked the woman off the bus?
ULaw students petition government to fund aspiring lawyers’ LPCs
Second years push for university loan shake up
Morning round-up: Wednesday 15 June
The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
Norfolk and Cambridge County Councils ditch law firm Baker Small in wake of ill-judged social media posts
"Great win" turns into significant financial loss