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The Consequences of Data Breaches
High-profile and costly fines for data breaches are now a regular occurrence, but what does it mean for individuals when their data privacy is infringed?
The Court of Appeal on the Test for Testamentary Capacity – and what amounts to a Delusional Belief
The Court of Appeal decision in Clitheroe v Bond 2021.
Protecting Data Transferred Overseas in a Post-Brexit World
A new Memorandum of Understanding has been agreed between the DCMS and ICO, shedding light on how the UK will make adequacy decisions permitting personal data to be transferred from the UK to third countries.
Signing off from work
Can an employer implement a policy prohibiting his employees from wearing any visible religious signs at the workplace or does it constitute direct discrimination?
Sexual Harassment Consultation
We report on the government’s response to the consultation.
A Right to be Recognised?
A recent case reminds us of the protections given by moral rights and the limits of those protections.
Will cladding on my building affect my sale or purchase?
Rules about cladding on buildings are constantly changing following the devastating tragedy at Grenfell Tower. We discuss if homeowners will be affected by the changes in law and regulations.