The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
Brexit: UK fails to retain voice in European court of justice [The Guardian]
Man glassed in Parliament bar brawl is a top lawyer and crossword champ [The Sun]
I asked a law firm if the British public could sue David Davis for his Brexit negligence, and this was the answer [Independent]
The superstar lawyer tied to Harvey Weinstein isn’t panicked [Bloomberg]
Slater & Gordon: The tale of the battered and bruised personal injury giant [Legal Cheek]
Paralegal bodies split by “irreconcilable differences” as regulator pushes for expansion [Legal Futures]
Man fined by court after ‘Super Liking’ ex-girlfriend on Tinder [Devon Live]
Millionaire lawyer throws his son an extravagant $4 million 18th birthday bash — complete with celebrity guests, burlesque dancers, and a new $250,000 Ferrari [Mail Online]
Event: The skills future lawyers need for the new digital world — with RPC, Google and Uber [Legal Cheek Hub]
“Should have just admitted the error and let the firm handle themselves or through prof indem insurer (depending on excess and claims record). A shame the culture is such that a mistake cannot be admitted and then a cover up happens.” [Legal Cheek comments]