The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
Cuts have left court system ‘close to breaking point’ and have put its credibility at risk, MPs warn [The Independent]
Beware of rich men who use litigation as a means to an end [Financial Times]
Theresa May launches sharia law review [The Guardian]
#MasteroftheRolls [Twitter]
"Master of the Rolls" is trending.
How Lord Denning would have loved that to have been him.
— David Allen Green (@DavidAllenGreen) May 26, 2016
Google wins six-year legal battle with Oracle over Android code copyright [The Guardian]
Jules Bianchi family launch legal action against F1 Group, FIA and Marussia after fatal accident [The Telegraph]
Drug-peddling brothers jailed after mocking judge on Facebook lose sentencing appeal [Manchester Evening News]
Judge blocks release of videos in Clinton email case [The Telegraph]
Applications are currently being accepted for training contracts at Linklaters to commence in 2018 [Legal Cheek Hub]
“His lordship had declined the title after discovering ‘the Rolls’ had nothing to do with buns” [Legal Cheek comments]