King & Wood Mallesons SJ Berwin paying Tory MP Jonathan Djanogly £5,000-a-month for one day’s work [Legal Week]
Google vows to fight High Court decision that it can be sued for an alleged breach of privacy in UK despite being based in the US [The Telegraph]
Dutch law firm says ja to Bitcoin [Global Legal Post]
Court rules child anonymity under 1933 act does not apply to Facebook [Press Gazette]
A new tort has been created [Twitter]
Now official, the English courts have invented the first new tort in centuries, para 70 at http://t.co/eIYibKseFq
— Jack of Kent (@JackofKent) January 16, 2014
Police crack down on dogging parties involving men dressed as fairies at aristocrat’s Wiltshire estate [The Telegraph]
Briton appears in court accused of using secret device sewn into his shorts to orchestrate “courtside” Australian tennis betting scam [Mail Online]
“Genuinely good to see some criminal barristers fighting back against the uninformed rhetoric” [Legal Cheek comments]
Historic trial of the day [Old Bailey Online]
Heard in court [Facebook]