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Former Dewey CFO should be sent to jail after missing first payment on $1M fine, prosecutors say17:17, November 14 17 0 The former chief financial officer of Dewey & LeBoeuf should be jailed after missing the first of three payments on a $1 million fine, according to the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office.
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Judges get counselling because of 'relentless' stream of serious cases
14:57, November 14 15 0
Judges are receiving therapeutic support from psychologists because of the strains of their workload, the number of sexual abuse cases they have to hear and threats made against them, the lord chief justice has revealed. -
Laura Mitchell loses appeal against Andrew Ayres murder conviction
13:14, November 14 14 0
A trainee midwife sentenced to life imprisonment for murder, who claimed she was looking for her shoes in a car park when the fatal attack occurred outside a Bradford pub, has failed to overturn her conviction. -
Woman was looking for her shoes during car park murder, court told
12:03, November 14 17 0
A woman sentenced to life imprisonment for murder following a fight outside a Bradford pub was looking for her shoes in the car park when the fatal attack occurred, the court of appeal has been told. -
Woman looked for shoes during car park murder, court hears
10:05, November 14 21 0
A woman sentenced to life imprisonment for murder following a fight outside a Bradford pub was looking for her shoes in the car park when the fatal attack occurred, the court of appeal has been told. -
Have you ever won elected office?
09:29, November 14 25 0
Some ABA members hear the call of political office, and several found success in 2018 midterm elections. They’ve even credited lessons learned through ABA experiences with helping them achieve their political ambitions. -
Michelle Obama got this advice after confiding to her mother that she hated being a lawyer
08:38, November 14 27 0
Michelle Obama says she was a “box checker” like a lot of hard-driving kids. Obama explained this in an interview with Oprah Winfrey published by Town & Country. “Get good grades: check,” Obama said. “Apply to the best schools, get into Princeton: check. Get there, what’s your major? Uh, something that’s going to get me good grades so I can get into law school, I guess? Check. Get through law school: check. I wasn’t a swerver. I wasn’t somebody that was going to take risks. I narrowed myself to being this thing I thought I should be.” -
Court rules Addison Lee drivers are workers, not self-employed
07:46, November 14 23 0
Minicab drivers for Addison Lee are not self-employed contractors but workers with rights and are entitled to the national minimum wage and paid holiday, according to the latest gig economy verdict from the employment appeals tribunal. -
Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny flies out of Russia after ban lifted
03:45, November 14 21 0
Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny has been allowed to fly out of Russia to attend the finale of a case he filed at Europe’s top human rights court, a day after border guards stopped him leaving the country. -
Dean Chemerinsky recommends removing Boalt name from use at Berkeley Law
18:27, November 13 26 0
The University of California, Berkeley’s law school dean has recommended that the last name of mining industry baron John Boalt be removed from a campus building, and is encouraging campus groups to discontinue using “Boalt” in their names.
Week News
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MoD told to hand over any reports of abuse by US troops in Iraq
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Self and wellbeing Writing to prisoners unlocks more than you would think
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Top law firm linked to subject of UK's first unexplained wealth order
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CNN files First Amendment suit against Trump for revocation of reporter Jim Acosta’s press pass
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Group asks fellow Harvard Law students to boycott Kirkland & Ellis
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Have you ever won elected office?
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Laura Mitchell loses appeal against Andrew Ayres murder conviction
Month News
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First thoughts Could hating men become a crime?
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5 Arkansas justices file petition in their own court seeking to toss ethics charges against them
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Judge orders Michael Avenatti to pay $4.85M to former lawyer at his law firm
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School pays thousands to former pupil over handing of rape claim
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New restraint law is a fitting legacy for Seni Lewis
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Why we take issue with the Guardian’s stance on trans rights in the UK
Year News
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Knife crime is an epidemic. We need to find a cure
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Leigh Day loses bid to recover £5.8m legal costs in Iraq War case
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Eversheds reshuffles Africa and Middle East management
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Defunct Heller firm not entitled to claw back fees from exiting partners, California high court says
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Sessions to meet state AGs on whether social media firms are ‘intentionally stifling’ free speech