Week News

• Does private probation company have a constitutional right to cash in on the poor?

• Pinsents names McGrigors chief as Scotland and Northern Ireland chair

• Fatal Shooting of Law Student by Cop Warrants Federal Inquiry, Say Profs and Classmates

• RNC Payments Raise More Questions on Trump Lawyers’ Fees

• Dentons reviews 32 Maclays support roles in pre-merger redundancy consultation

• Travel ban will reportedly be replaced with more targeted restrictions, with impact on SCOTUS case

• Attorneys general in 37 states urge insurance industry to do more to curb opioid epidemic

Month News

• Is diversity all talk? (podcast)

• New Texas law, taking effect in September, could affect some homeowners filing Harvey claims

• 'Upskirting' could be made a criminal offence in Britain, MPs told

• The racial bias in our justice system is creating a social timebomb

• Other lives Gill Vine obituary

• Revised UK child sexual 'consent' rules provoke backlash

Year News

• Linklaters leadership team takes 4 per cent pay cut

• PwC loses six lawyers to Bird & Bird and DWF

• Bullying at work week Bullying at work: can you afford to bring forward a claim?

• Judge says his sacking for posting abusive comments was unfair

• FRC drops investigation into PwC in Tesco accounting scandal