Week News

• Freshfields partner exits for Latham finance practice

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

• Lack of compensation for child sexual abuse victims 'unacceptable'

• Hogan Lovells offers voluntary retirement to 400 US support staff

• Victorians overwhelmingly support voluntary euthanasia, survey finds

• ABA helps set up hotline for for islanders needing legal assistance after hurricanes

• Sally Yates Finds Perch at Georgetown Law

Month News

• Federal Judge Sanctions Two California Lawyers in Abortion Videos Case

• Kennedys raids Sedgwick’s New York office for six strong hire

• 3 Key Moments From the Senate's Hearing on Trump's Civil Rights Pick

• A person who locks himself in another’s car can be guilty of vehicle theft, top state court rules

• Met asked to investigate claims UAE officials tortured three Qataris

• DA Seeks Prison Sentence for Former Dewey CFO

Year News

• Eversheds names Lee Ranson chief executive after uncontested election

• Ericsson and Vodafone lawyers shortlisted for Global In-house Lawyer of the Year

• Advice for sixth formers Is studying law boring? And other student FAQs

• Another Woman Law Dean Appointed, This Time at U. of Missouri

• Keir Starmer u-turns on Mishcon job offer