The top legal affairs news stories from this morning and the weekend
Miami becomes the new boom town for corporate lawyers [Financial Times] (£)
Cases against six attendees of Sarah Everard vigil are dropped over lack of public interest after Met Police slammed [The Sun]
DWP demands man pay back 2p debt or risk legal action [Telegraph]
UK Court of Appeal to hear Tulip Trading’s case on legal duties owed by blockchain developers [Coin Geek]
Trump lawyer says she’s told him all litigation involving the former president ‘will stop’ if he announces he’s not running for office in 2024 [Business Insider]
Watchdog investigating three complaints against Manchester’s senior coroner [Manchester Evening News]
Very real and very serious’: Donald Trump in legal crosshairs over seized documents [Financial Times] (£)
Ex-Khashoggi lawyer Asim Ghafoor freed in UAE after money laundering conviction [The Guardian]
Golf’s Saudi rebels are shut down by a judge in their court battle to play in the FedEx Cup playoffs after being suspended by the PGA [Mail Online]
“PEP as a figure is misleading. Some firms are a lot stingier about how many partners they offer equity to.” [Legal Cheek comments]
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