The top legal affairs news stories from this morning and the weekend
Professional services face losing junior staff to burnout [Financial Times (£)]
Two more teenagers arrested in connection with murder of law student Hussain Chaudhry [Evening Standard]
‘Kill the bill’ protest in Bristol condemned as ‘thuggery and disorder’ [The Guardian]
Listed law firm Knights buys 60-year-old Surrey firm [City A.M.]
Call for law to protect civil servants who leak official secrets [The Times (£)]
Rape trials in Scotland could be heard without a jury — and other proposals to give sex-crime survivors more support [Sky News]
UK government accused of distorting findings of judicial review inquiry [The Guardian]
Lawyers’ watchdog investigating record level of harassment complaints [Financial Times (£)]
Lockdown law could be extended until October this week [Leeds Live]
‘I’M A MILF’ Teen mom who joined OnlyFans during pandemic to pay for daughter’s law school rakes in $20,000 a month [The Sun]
Long Island attorney, 67, is ejected from ritzy NYC Republican gathering in a HEADLOCK after guests said he got belligerent [Mail Online]
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