Weekly round-up of the top legal blogosphere posts
Freshfields: the European law firm pushing to be a US heavyweight [Financial Times]
Judges are fighting back against Boris Johnson — and they’re right [The Guardian]
Joshua Rozenberg: Has Buckland broken his duty to respect the rule of law? [A Lawyer Writes]
Why the Internal Market Bill is both a rule of law and devolution problem [Prospect Magazine]
PC Andrew Harper death: Why his family wants the law to change [BBC News]
Marching Against Dicey’s Rule of Law [UK Constitutional Law Association]
Why remote working has exacerbated cyber-security concerns [Legal Futures]
Justice depends on data — and the pandemic shows why [Law Society Gazette]
“My heart drops when I realise at 4PQE I earn less than an NQ at increasingly large numbers of firms and will probably be on a pay freeze this year or get a crappy increment of £4000 whilst getting told by someone on about 15 times my salary that I need to bill more hours again ‘to show I’m serious’”. [Legal Cheek comments]
Virtual Law Fair: Technology and the law — with Ashurst [Legal Cheek Events]
