I watched ‘Brexit — The Musical’ at BLP’s office and it was actually really great
Who’d have thought Andrea Leadsom could be so funny?
EU Law
Miriam González: Now is the time for students to get into EU law
Cash in on the uncertainty
Brexit will not happen, claims head of Durham Law School who said Article 50 wouldn’t be triggered
Don’t throw out your EU law statute books just yet
France to set up English-style financial disputes court and ‘hire people with experience in common law’
Paris eyes London’s legal crown
‘Brexit – the Musical’: Show written by Berwin Leighton Paisner EU law partner to debut at Edinburgh Fringe
Its characters include Boris Johnson, Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn
Linklaters pens report on Brexit, tells government the process could be ‘overwhelming’
Adopt a principles-based approach to mammoth task
Brexit and the online world
On the anniversary of the historic Brexit vote, David Allen Green reflects on how social media has influenced the past year
What the hell does this election result mean for Brexit?
Social media rush as lawyers debate hung parliament’s impact
Tax QC turned Brexpert Jo Maugham won’t stand in general election
Devereux barrister won’t stand for parliament
Soon-to-be Aberdeen LLM student writes to the Prime Minister to tell her why Article 50 notification is illegal
He thinks Brexit should be ‘terminated’, at least until the UK and EU courts consider his letter
City Uni law students victorious in Luxembourg Court of Justice moot
They beat fellow finalists from the Netherlands, Latvia and Sweden
Poll: 70% of lawyers are unhappy Article 50 has been triggered, compared to 36% of the population
Legal profession staying true to its pro-EU ways
The 13 best Article 50 tweets, on the day it is triggered
Why wasn’t Theresa May’s letter delivered Olympic torch-style?
Article 50 has been triggered
Theresa May has done the deed, despite confusion about its revocability
House of Lords fears Brexit uncertainty is already having a detrimental impact on UK legal services
Baroness Helena Kennedy QC tells Tories to ‘urgently’ adopt interim measures to help stop this
EU citizens should be given ‘unrestricted access’ to UK jobs after Brexit, the Bar Council says
Bar chiefs urge negotiators to protect the free movement of people
What will Brexit mean for the energy sector?
It looks like Brexit means departure from the European common nuclear market too
Gina Miller’s barrister Lord Pannick QC votes AGAINST Brexit Bill
But was he the only lawyer to defy the House of Commons?
Supreme Court rules the ‘anti-love law’ does not breach human rights
If you want your foreign spouse to live with you in the UK, you better have a high-paying job
Lawyers urge EU to refuse trade deal with UK unless it remains a member of the ECHR
The threat of a post-Brexit ‘human rights crisis’ looms
The Supreme Court’s Brexit ruling is not the victory Gina Miller thinks it is
It just shows the constitution needs an overhaul, badly
Brexit: High Court REFUSES to hear single market challenge
Article 127 is not the new Article 50 after all
Brexit’s Great Repeal Bill is a never-attempted ‘massive problem’: is Oxbridge prof stating the obvious to Lords’ committee?
There was also a lot of talk about Henry VIII clauses and Acquis Communautaire
We spoke to Baroness Helena Kennedy QC about Brexit
She chairs the House of Lords’ EU Justice committee, and she thinks we’re living through “an ugly period”
Happy birthday to the Legal Cheek Journal!
As it celebrates turning one, we count down the ten best contributions to our legal affairs hub
Gina Miller warned she’ll be the ‘next Jo Cox’ as she admits she doesn’t use public transport and has panic buttons in her home
Reveals concerns about safety in same week parliament will debate Article 50 bill
Did the Daily Mail’s Supreme Court ‘Europhile ratings’ mirror how the judges ruled today?
No, of course they didn’t
Brexit: Why law students are less likely to be offered training contracts
How the referendum result will impact the legal market, and what law firms can do about it
Baker McKenzie goes on record to give its Brexit/Trump predictions, and it thinks M&A activity will ‘drop sharply’
International giant makes its forecast, as Law Society warns UK solicitors might be less desirable to US firms
Dates for your diary: The big legal affairs stories to look out for in 2017
Commercial awareness gold right here
Brexit: The impact on law firms’ projects and procurement teams
Will the UK adopt EU rules?
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Will disappointing module results stop me getting a magic circle training contract? 
11 things I wish I could tell my law student fresher self 
Ex-UEA criminal law lecturer who fled court during indecent images trial given three-and-half-years in prison 
8 things you’ll only understand if you study law at King’s College London 
The history of rape laws: Some might find it hard to believe, but the law is a lot better now
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