The morning’s top legal news stories and social media posts
The Sun to use Human Rights Act in legal ‘Plebgate’ challenge [Huffington Post]
Does this make The Sun a paedo rapist? [Twitter]
The Sun launches human rights challenge against Met… Er, does this make them a Paedo Rapist? http://t.co/4zFq98AHXK pic.twitter.com/Z9XCRgn3gf
— Adam Wagner (@AdamWagner1) July 21, 2015
Motorist Barry Beavis takes £85 parking fine challenge to Supreme Court [The Telegraph]
Theresa May unlawfully detained potential trafficking victims, court rules [The Guardian]
Corporates racing to meet gender diversity targets for women in senior roles ahead of deadline [LexisNexis Future of Law Blog]
The joys of being self-employed [BabyBarista]
Momentum – the little-discussed magic that can lead to big success [Legal Business]
Why the bar should be cautious about the justice secretary’s intentions and unite with solicitors [Legalhackette’s brief]
5 insights on representing the banking industry, from Rodge Cohen of Sullivan & Cromwell [Above the Law]
Is this what George and Amal Clooney’s children would look like? [Mail Online]
Paralegals with litigation experience sought for international law firm [Legal Cheek Jobs]
“Well done to A&O — the rest of us will be eyeing them up jealously. But I have to ask whether this sort of thing is sustainable.” [Legal Cheek Comments]