Weekly round-up of the top legal blogosphere posts
City lawyers are a resilient bunch, but not immune [Financial Times]
The Secret Barrister exposes how political and media charlatans have vandalised the rule of law [Prospect]
It’s not “activist lawyers” this government hates, but the laws themselves [New Statesman] (registration required)
‘Attempt to demonize lawyers is a worrying sign of disregard for rule of law’ [The Justice Gap]
Gross injustice at the Court of Justice [The Critic]
I’m A So-Called ‘Activist Lawyer’ Who Assists Migrants. Here’s What I Actually Do [Huffington Post]
Piers Corbyn may be a crank but his treatment should worry us all [Barrister Blogger]
I stopped two unlawful removals last week — how does that make me an “activist lawyer”? [Free Movement]
Preparing law students for the inevitable role of technology in their careers [Legal Futures]
Activist lawyers exist — see climate change [Law Society Gazette]
Virtual Event: Restructuring and private equity during a global crisis — with Weil [Legal Cheek Events]
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