The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
Teachers win Supreme Court case in landmark ruling over ‘unfair’ pay deductions [Independent]
Sir Philip Green’s chairman Lord Grabiner QC to quit a year after BHS collapse [Evening Standard]
The miserable state of criminal justice [Henry Brooke’s Blog]
The Trial: A Murder in the Family, episode four — Never trust a man in a funny wig [The Telegraph]
Artificial intelligence company Ravn acquired by iManage [Global Legal Post]
Bar’s first ABS combines barristers and football agents [Law Gazette]
Angry judge locks up criminal for calling him ‘mate’ in court [The Telegraph]
Pippa Middleton takes legal action after menus from her star-studded wedding were put on eBay for £500 [The Sun]
“Respectable” law firm in strange shares deal has only two Twitter followers — and one appears to be into online porn [Mirror]
Apply to attend: The Legal Cheek and Shearman & Sterling General Election debate [Legal Cheek Hub]
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