A judge in the US has refused to endorse a settlement reached in a case concerning mass claims of copyright infringement ...

Online marketplaces that vet and modify information supplied by other companies taking advantage of the forum the marketplace ...

Insolvency practitioners have been issued guidance on members’ voluntary liquidations (MVLs) following a recent surprising decision by the High Court in England & Wales. The Institute of Chartered ...

A director of a care home has been prosecuted under UK data protection laws over his handling of a data subject access request (DSAR) concerning a care home resident. Data protection law experts ...

Developers whose projects strategically align with stated UK infrastructure objectives could have their applications for development consent examined faster in future, according to proposals relating ...

Using AI tools to complete tasks and building a level of understanding of how AI works and the risks it can entail are now imperatives for in-house legal teams. In a recent survey of 150 general ...

Professional football clubs in England will soon be subject to a regime of statutory regulation overseen by the new Independent Football Regulator (IFR). The IFR was officially established in July ...

New changes to prosecution guidance in England and Wales will put the onus further on companies to ensure they carry out due ...

New data protection laws proposed by the UK government are intended to promote data-driven innovation and reduce some of the burdens organisations have come to associate with the General Data ...

British Airways (BA) has been fined £20 million by the UK's data protection authority over data security failings which enabled unauthorised access to be obtained to personal and payment card ...

The growing complexity of construction and engineering disputes has led to an increased demand for the services of experts regarding various aspects of a typical legal proceeding. Party-appointed ...

Businesses can recover costs incurred in England and Wales in remedying defects even if they had no legal liability to incur those costs at the time, the UK’s highest court has confirmed. The UK ...