The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
Attorney General launches legal fight to stop Tony Blair being hauled to court for Iraq war deaths [The Sun]
Liz Truss makes fresh attempt to fast-track deportations [The Guardian]
Legal and accounting services fear Brexit losses [Financial Times]
Support builds for watered-down version of Glass-Steagall law [Financial Times]
Brexit could worsen abortion rights for the women of Gibraltar [BuzzFeed]
Cairo court acquits Egyptian-American of human trafficking charges [Reuters]
Insane true stories of drunk juries [Vice]
Court halts two Arkansas executions [BBC News]
Legal marketing spend is up, so is client dissatisfaction. Now what? [Forbes]
How to repair the disconnect with your client [Future of Law Blog]
“The way barristers behave is outrageous. In any other profession it wouldn’t be allowed. It’s basically because none of them have ever had a proper job, ever.” [Legal Cheek Comments]
Future trainee sought to join international law firm as a paralegal on a 12 month FTC [Legal Cheek Hub]