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With November losses, legal services industry has 100 fewer jobs than a year ago10:59, December 10 2 0 The legal services sector lost 2,400 jobs in November, eliminating job gains for the year. The legal services sector had 1,135,700 jobs in November, down from 1,138,100 jobs in October and 1,135,800 jobs in November 2017. That’s a loss of 100 jobs since the same time a year ago. The American Lawyer has coverage.
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California imposes new regulations on ‘internet of things’ devices
08:04, December 10 3 0
As people shop for loved ones this holiday season, internet-enabled gadgets are often at the top of the list. These gifts may be an automated vacuum cleaner, a doorbell with a camera or a Furbacca, a toy that combines Furby and Chewbacca and interacts with a smart device. These contraptions—collectively referred to as the “internet of things”—are ubiquitous. However, they often have weak security features, which can open up vulnerabilities in people’s homes and make a gift’s recipient an unwitting participant in a hacker’s attack. -
Expand 'commonhold' ownership system, government urged
19:07, December 09 19 0
The rarely used “commonhold” system of home ownership should be expanded as an alternative to landlord-controlled leaseholds which are increasingly resented, the Law Commission is recommending. -
Pepper spray used in non-violent situations in prison pilot
05:12, December 09 19 0
A pepper spray intended for use on violent prisoners in England and Wales has been approved despite being used in non-violent incidents more than a third of the time in a recent trial, contravening official guidance, the Guardian has learned. -
Special counsel says Michael Cohen has gone to ‘significant lengths’ to aid investigation
19:19, December 07 28 0
Federal prosecutors in Manhattan on Friday filed a sentencing memo recommending a “substantial prison term” for Michael Cohen, President Donald Trump’s former lawyer, even as the special prosecutor’s office filed a separate memo that said Cohen has gone to “significant lengths” to aid its investigation. -
Couple donate $33M to Michigan Law for student financial support
15:17, December 07 27 0
A Florida couple has agreed to donate $33 million to the University of Michigan Law School, and the money is earmarked to help ease student debt. -
Death in prison of man with Asperger's 'raises serious concerns'
14:26, December 07 32 0
A coroner has expressed concern over the care given in prison to a man serving a sentence for a botched terrorism attack who was found hanged in his cell. -
New suit filed challenging Trump’s asylum requirements and Whitaker’s appointment
12:24, December 07 30 0
Two immigrants who were denied asylum because they entered the United States outside official checkpoints are among the plaintiffs in a new suit that was filed this week in Washington, D.C. -
Grave concern for electoral monitors facing jail in Spain
12:07, December 07 35 0
Following the decision of four Catalan political prisoners to go on hunger strike (Report, theguardian.com, 4 December), we write to draw attention to the plight of many others who remain under the radar of international attention. As academics in the fields of political science, law and other disciplines, we are particularly concerned about the decision by the Spanish judiciary to prosecute two political science scholars and two law scholars based at three different universities in Barcelona. The four academics, (Jordi Matas, Tània Verge, Marc Marsal and Josep Pagès) along with a lawyer (Marta Alsina) were appointed members of the electoral commission in September 2017 by the parliament of Catalonia to monitor the 1 October 2017 referendum. -
In case that could affect Mueller defendants, Supreme Court considers ‘separate sovereigns doctrine’
11:17, December 07 26 0
The U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday appeared unlikely to overturn a doctrine that allows state and federal prosecutions for the same crime.
Week News
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11th Circuit reinstates suit claiming imprisoned grandma was deemed a man because of menopause drugs
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Labour will restore legal aid so all citizens have access to justice – not just the rich
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Ryanair faces legal action over refusal to refund cancelled flights
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Quarter of adults think marital sex without consent is not rape, UK survey finds
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Corbyn urges support for Labour's Brexit plan as House vote nears
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ABA greenlights University of Illinois System acquiring John Marshall Law School
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Death in prison of man with Asperger's 'raises serious concerns'
Month News
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Whiplash bill is ruse to harm workers’ rights
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Former NHS trust manager awarded £1m for race discrimination
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KPMG aims to employ 3,000 lawyers within the next few years
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Care homes, cameras and euthanasia
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Rogue landlords: 90% of local authorities fail to issue fines
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Letter: Judith Kazantzis obituary
Year News
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Justice Department moves to drop corruption case against Sen. Menendez
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Corbyn urges May to stop arms sales to Saudi Arabia
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You're the expert Is it time for a Lasting Power of Attorney?
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Class action filed against Google over location tracking
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DeVos’ attempt to curtail debt forgiveness to defrauded students meets judicial roadblocks