The morning’s top legal affairs news stories Lawyers warn May against scrapping Serious Fraud Office [Financial Times] UK wrong to deny residency rights in test case, EU’s legal adviser says [The Guardian] Lawyer ‘stalked by ex-she met on dating app Happn who camped outside her office with beer cans’ [The Sun] England: Planned night courts prompt anger from women barristers [Scottish Legal News] Dick Turpin’s conduct before execution praised by judge in court ruling [Aberdeen Evening Express] China’s cyber security law rattles multinationals [Financial Times] Russia inquiry expands to Trump lawyer Michael Cohen [BBC News] Facebook claims Germany’s new law to tackle fake news will cause tech companies to delete legal content [Independent] Apply to attend: Commercial Awareness Question Time: Inside the acquisition of Visa Europe — with Macfarlanes [Legal Cheek Hub] “Such a bad question to give in an EU paper. Full of speculation and hypotheticals and hardly anything tangible involved which they learnt in class.” [Legal Cheek comments] For all the latest commercial awareness info, and advance notification of Legal Cheek’s careers events, sign up to the Legal Cheek Hub here. The post Morning round-up: Wednesday 31 May appeared first on Legal Cheek. from https://www.legalcheek.com/2017/05/morning-round-up-wednesday-31-may/
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