The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
High Court denies campaigners’ bid to obtain Brexit papers [Financial Times]
Government to review law before self-driving cars arrive on UK roads [The Guardian]
Law student in court over uni rape accusation [Daily Gazette]
Edinburgh Law School accused of using recorded lectures to ‘break’ bitter strike over pensions [The Herald]
City law firm Rosenblatt mulling a London IPO [City A.M.]
Legal Hackette Lunches with Nemone Lethbridge [Legal Hackette’s Brief]
Cocaine-in-wallet solicitor let off with donation to charity [Herald.ie]
First conviction under sexism law for Belgian who insulted officer [Politico]
Utah bar accidentally sends every lawyer in the state an email of a topless woman advertising its annual spring convention [Mail Online]
Secrets to Success — Birmingham, with Pinsent Masons, Irwin Mitchell and St Philips Chambers at ULaw Birmingham: Apply to attend [Legal Cheek Hub]
“Other topics of discussion: Would Britney Spears’ invitation to “Hit me baby one more time” offer the defendant a volenti non fit injuri defence?” [Legal Cheek comments]
