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NHS non-disclosure agreements to end, vows Matt Hancock18:53, April 22 5 0 The health secretary, Matt Hancock, has vowed to end the use of non-disclosure agreements that prevent would-be NHS whistleblowers speaking out.
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Former NFL players fail to move painkillers lawsuit forward
17:47, April 22 8 0
Photo by dean bertoncelj/Shutterstock.com. In the latest ruling regarding the NFL’s alleged “return-to-play” scheme, a federal judge held that retired players failed to prove that the league was responsible for handing out painkillers and pushing the players back onto the field. -
SCOTUS will consider sexual orientation, transgender discrimination under Title VII
14:14, April 22 7 0
Image from Shutterstock.com. On Monday, the U.S. Supreme Court accepted three petitions regarding whether Title VII of the 1964 Civil Rights Act prohibits workplace discrimination based on sexual orientation and transgender status. -
Former congressman suspended for lying about ‘ugly lesbians’ comment
12:17, April 22 16 0
Photo by Francois Poirier/Shutterstock.com. The Kentucky Supreme Court has imposed a 60-day suspension from the practice of law on former U.S. Rep. Carroll Hubbard, D-Ky., after he mailed attorney Alisha Bobo a photo of her and her wife with a handwritten caption “2 pitifull [sic.], fat, ugly lesbians.” -
Chelsea Manning to remain in jail after appeals court denies bail request
12:16, April 22 11 0
A federal appeals court on Monday denied a request by former US army intelligence analyst Chelsea Manning to be released from jail on bail, and upheld a lower court’s decision to hold Manning in civil contempt for refusing to testify before a grand jury. -
Boy must leave mother with 'hateful feelings' for father, judge rules
11:24, April 22 11 0
An eight-year-old boy has moved home after a judge was told he was being influenced by his mother’s “hateful feelings” towards his father. -
Brunei defends death by stoning for gay sex in letter to EU
08:44, April 22 15 0
Brunei has written to the European parliament defending its decision to start imposing death by stoning as a punishment for gay sex, claiming convictions will be rare as it requires two men of “high moral standing piety” to be witnesses. -
Polly Higgins, environmentalist who wrote Eradicating Ecocide, dies aged 50
08:28, April 22 39 0
Polly Higgins, one of the most inspiring figures in the green movement, has died. The British barrister, who had cancer, died on Sunday aged 50. -
UK-born baby of parents with right to remain given six-month tourist stamp
07:53, April 20 30 0
A baby born in the UK to two parents who have indefinite leave to remain in Britain has been denied the right to live in the country in what a human rights lawyer has described as a potentially unlawful move. -
Barristers, solicitors and paralegals urged to join single trade union
01:17, April 20 36 0
Barristers, solicitors, paralegals and all who work in the law are being urged to join a single trade union aimed at unifying the notoriously individualistic profession.
Week News
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State lawmakers consider right to grow front yard veggies after couple’s court loss
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Mastercard ruling: almost every UK adult could receive payout
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Criminals could keep records from employers under review by Javid
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Judge complains court filings being used to deliver information to news media-READY
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Our top picks from Mueller report media coverage
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Bar pass rate for 2016 law grads shows little movement; which law schools did best?
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NHS non-disclosure agreements to end, vows Matt Hancock
Month News
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Have you adapted your law practice for an aging population? If so, how?
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Protesters hail legal victory over fracking firm's injunction
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Biometrics may answer your security concerns – but don't forget privacy
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US revokes visa of international criminal court's top prosecutor
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Prisons do damage. Is the British government finally waking up to this?
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Lula, like all Brazilians, faced a fair trial
Year News
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Supreme Court rules for employers in arbitration case
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Lawsuits target law reviews at Harvard and NYU, saying they favor women and minorities
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Trump suggests he will end birthright citizenship with executive order
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May’s Brexit deal gambles with our rights at work. Nobody voted for that
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9th Circuit blocks ordinance requiring large health warnings on outdoor ads for sugary drinks