The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
Exclusive: Warwick University careers adviser at centre of racism row after law student claims she was singled out for being black [Legal Cheek]
The rule of law: into battle over executive power [Financial Times]
‘Entombed’ man to hear UK high court ruling on assisted dying [The Guardian]
Unite launches legal action on behalf of workers at collapsed airline Monarch [City A.M.]
Sam Allardyce considers legal action against FA over England sacking [Independent]
Man admits posing as barrister to defraud vulnerable woman [The Irish News]
Court to hear challenge to GCHQ bulk hacking of phones and computers [The Guardian]
DLA Piper, a hacking victim itself, helps guide Equifax on Capitol Hill [National Law Journal]
UN ambassador Nikki Haley breaks the law by retweeting Donald Trump [Independent]
Bristol student event: Infrastructure: the next growth area for lawyers — with Burges Salmon [Legal Cheek Hub]
“Well intentioned research but always likely to fall into the hands of people lacking the skill to present it with the required sensitivity. A shame as how do you improve things other than by asking difficult questions?” [Legal Cheek comments]