Week News

• Forgoing bug bounties and disclosure policies, legal tech leaves lawyers vulnerable

• Criminal cases delayed across England and Wales as courts lie idle

• Rights groups challenge UK police over mobile phone monitoring

• Council ban on protests outside abortion clinic upheld by appeal court

• Former top judge lambasts recent ministers in memoir

• Judge was too quick to find contempt and too slow to write opinions, ethics complaint says

• 3rd Circuit says lawyer isn’t liable for malpractice of husband who listed fake partnership on letterhead

Month News

• Private equity and the rapid pace of change in legal technology

• Parents launch court action over Christian school assemblies

• Call for change to assisted dying law

• Hardliner Priti Patel is the wrong person to tackle knife crime

• The fight over no-deal Brexit: how might the crisis pan out?

• Legal secretary’s sex harassment suit claims BigLaw partner said, ‘You need a sugar daddy’

Year News

• Virgin Atlantic pilots' planned strike blocked by high court

• Big decrease in serious crimes by California youths leaves juvenile halls unfilled; some call for closure

• Zambians can pursue mining pollution claim in English courts

• Public defenders ask to step down from Parkland shooting case

• Criminalising street harassment works. Britain must follow France's lead