The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
Mark Zuckerberg willing to testify on Facebook data leak [Financial Times]
Top judge calls for overhaul of marriage law and says it’s risible that men must pay ex-wives for life [Mail Online]
Denisa Gannon: ‘Roma people are not getting justice’ [The Guardian]
How the gig economy impacts employment law [Global Legal Post]
CMS dismisses Singapore head and reports to SRA amid ‘confidential matters’ [Legal Business]
West Ham in £6m legal row with London Stadium owners [BBC Sport]
Ryanair wins high court battle over flight delay compensation [Independent]
Spain threaten legal action after Malta claim they were drugged in infamous Euro qualifier [Mirror]
Yes, Lindsay Lohan is really now a spokesperson for a US legal website [The Irish News]
BPTC & LPC graduates sought to work as County Court Advocates. Start this summer! [Legal Cheek Hub]
“Discounting all those students that drop out, where the hell are those people going to get training contracts from, or even paralegal roles for that matter! Its about time that there was a link between training contract places and those people qualifying and thats not even taking into account all the previous years over subscription.” [Legal Cheek comments]
