The top legal affairs news stories from this morning and the weekend
Therapy at work: banks and law firms among those offering counselling as staff perk [Financial Times] (£)
Small boats law could be watered down amid growing wave of rebellion [Telegraph]
Politics class: UK faces legal battle over plans to stop cross [Financial Times] (£)
Tough childhood and police beating made me a lawyer [BBC News]
Woman allegedly raped as a teenager calls for change after ‘horrendous’ trial [The Guardian]
Why we should have our own ‘Toblerone Law’ – A version of Switzerland’s patriotic ‘country of origin’ labelling rules that a top business boss says would restore pride in Brand Britain [Mail Online]
How I Made It: ‘I went from barrister to butcher and never looked back’ [Metro]
Brooklyn Beckham’s ‘in-laws hire Prince Andrew’s lawyer amid ‘damaging’ wedding planner lawsuit [Mail Online]
‘Robot lawyer’ DoNotPay is being sued by a law firm because it ‘does not have a law degree’ [Business Insider]
Judge orders man to pay ex-wife over $200K for 25 years of housework [Fox7 Austin]
“Have something interesting to say when you’re asked the inevitable ‘if you can’t get pupillage what will you do instead?’ Don’t just answer ‘I’ll try to become a solicitor/paralegal instead’ like everyone else does.” [Legal Cheek Comments]
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