Week News

• India is a ‘republic of fear’. The UK must keep the pressure on Modi

• Association for Honest Attorneys loses its tax-exempt status after founder can’t find a lawyer

• Seeking to side with plaintiffs suing New York, city council sues for right to file amicus briefs

• Multistate Bar Exam average score drops to apparent new low

• Lance Armstrong to pay $5M to settle suit claiming he defrauded US Postal Service-sponsored team

• Stop handing out so many suspended sentences, courts told

• Professor with anti-discrimination expertise appointed dean at Northwestern Law

Month News

• A&O partner to appear before MPs in sexual harassment inquiry

• Barristers threaten walkout over legal aid payment changes

• Viola player wins Royal Opera House case for hearing damage

• Belfast council passes abortion pills motion against prosecutions

• We’re running out of time to stop killer robot weapons

• Activists bring case at appeal court over UK arms sales to Saudis

Year News

• Irish police halt prosecution of Stephen Fry for blasphemy

• EU takes action against eastern states for refusing to take refugees

• White House Sours on Kasowitz, But What About Other Clients?

• Kirkland’s London office boosted by Ropes funds partner

• Two-child limit on benefit claims to be challenged in court