The top legal affairs news stories from this morning and the weekend
Latham, Kirkland among top M&A legal advisers amid deal slowdown [Reuters]
Will the BBC star face charges? What the law says on explicit photo claims, potential charges and prison time [iNews]
Media lawyer contacted by THREE high profile stars says “BBC name could be revealed soon” [Mirror]
Lammy in pledge to restore UK government commitment to international law [The Independent]
Twitter threatens legal action against Meta over new ‘Threads’ app [The Independent]
Musk sues law firm Wachtell Lipton over $90 million Twitter legal fee [Financial Times] (£)
Gender-critical barrister wins top payout as judge issues stinging criticism of chambers [The Telegraph] (free, but registration required)
Barristers criticised by own regulator [The Times] (£)
Ex-Marine admits planting ‘fake bomb’ outside barrister’s office [Hampshire Chronicle]
Two found guilty of murdering aspiring lawyer [BBC]
Barristers in Ireland are set to strike over criminal legal aid fees [Jurist]
Bleary-eyed Lottie Moss, 25, flaunts her jaw-dropping figure in a sheer black dress as she leaves Chiltern Firehouse at 4am with older American lawyer Christian Leathley [Daily Mail]
“Ultimately being anonymous means you can just disappear into thin air if you wish.” [Legal Cheek comments]
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