The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
UK plans three-month window after Brexit to start court cases under EU law [Business Insider]
Deloitte muscles in on legal services in UK [Financial Times]
Facebook pays costs in naked photo settlement [BBC News]
Brexit bill may have broken international environment law, says UN [The Guardian]
Netflix and Spotify will not kill off piracy, which should be legal, Pirate Bay founder says [Independent]
@realDonaldTrump not above Twitter law, says firm’s Europe boss [Politico]
Trump lawyer Michael Cohen sues BuzzFeed over Russia dossier [The Guardian]
Blockchain makes new waves as law firms build expertise [Bloomberg]
A convicted burglar is suing a shopkeeper after he injured his genitals during a break-in [Joe]
Cornerstone Barristers pupillage open evening on Thursday 11 January [Legal Cheek Hub]
“Seems odd that copyright can exist for such a simple, widely use chord sequence when 90% of pop songs use 1 stock chord progression.” [Legal Cheek comments]