Author: CJ McKinney
Parliament shutdown: Supreme Court rules Boris Johnson acted unlawfully in bombshell judgment
Unanimous decision finds that suspension was 'unlawful, void and of no effect'
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From Braveheart to #Bundlegate: 5 OMG moments from the Supreme Court’s week in the spotlight
The best of the action from Boris Johnson's legal reckoning
The ‘unspoken rules’ of the bar: don’t wear a brown suit and never turn your back on the judge
Blogging barrister compiles handy guide to advocates' etiquette
SRA dressing down for Hogan Lovells partner who sacked pregnant nanny
Regulator rebukes top City lawyer Sylvain Dhennin following unfair dismissal fine
Lawyers react to explosive news that Boris Johnson will ask the Queen to suspend parliament
Is it a 'constitutional crisis' yet?
Asylum seeker held not ‘effeminate’ enough to be gay had partner accepted as gay by same court
Immigration judges accused of inconsistency
Newcastle Uni teams up with social mobility charity to help aspiring lawyers from low-income families
Pathways to Law scheme triples chances of landing a uni place
You don’t look ‘effeminate’ enough to be gay, judge tells asylum seeker
Lawyers condemn 'shocking' remarks
Former Jones Day lawyer claims the firm ‘doctored’ photo to make her look white
US outfit denies 'sensationalized allegation'
High Court appoints seven new judges — all Oxbridge educated
Understaffed court snaps up leading QCs
Epilepsy sufferer who left school with no qualifications launches LLM crowdfunder
Rhys Brown needs £24,000 to follow uni dream after winning spot at Birkbeck
‘Untrainable’ solicitor slated by employment tribunal over training contract behaviour
Career changer 'clearly unable to accept he was a trainee'
Bar Council calls out ‘truly shocking’ treatment of pupil barristers
Representative body wants mandatory pupillage contracts to help curb 'abusive' behaviour
Crowdfunded Boris Johnson prosecution in last-ditch Supreme Court appeal
Campaigner Marcus Ball attempts to revive charges of misconduct in public office
Addleshaw Goddard pledges pay boost for cleaners as trade union plots protest
City outfit to ensure outsourced cleaning staff get London living wage
Former Baker McKenzie London chief faces prosecution for alleged sexual misconduct
Regulator publishes details
Scottish judge Lord Reed to replace Hale as Supreme Court president
As country's top bench gains three new faces
Campaigning QC launches crowdfunder to keep parliament open to oppose no deal Brexit as Boris Johnson wins Tory leadership vote
Jolyon Maugham wants Scottish courts to declare any move to shutdown Westminster illegal in advance
Court officials divulged criminal conviction to nosy neighbour
Data breach reported to the Information Commissioner's Office
‘Extremely overworked’ City lawyer fined £2,500 for erroneously expensing Uber journeys twice
Fladgate solicitor hauled before disciplinary tribunal