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Collateral warranties

Collateral warranties are firmly embedded as a feature of construction projects, particularly those requiring development finance, but what is a collateral warranty, why do they exist and are they really necessary?

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Complying with SARs

Complying with SARs

ICO publishes guidance on subject access under the GDPR.

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Change of heart: how easy it is to cancel an order for bespoke goods?

Change of heart: how easy it is to cancel an order for bespoke goods?

A recent ECJ ruling provides clarification.

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GDPR – Controllers and Processors

GDPR – Controllers and Processors

The EDPB adopts new guidelines on the concepts of controllers and processors under the GDPR.

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Intellectual Property in a post-Brexit world

Intellectual Property in a post-Brexit world

Cathrine Ripley provides an update as to how intellectual property will be affected after the end of the Brexit transition period.

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Trade Marks in a post-Brexit world

Trade Marks in a post-Brexit world

Cathrine Ripley provides an update as to how trade marks will be affected after the end of the Brexit transition period.

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Data protection – ECJ decision upholds EU standard contractual clauses but not Privacy Shield

Data protection – ECJ decision upholds EU standard contractual clauses but not Privacy Shield

In the recent decision of Data Protection Commissioner v Facebook Ireland and Maximillian Schrems the European Court of Justice (“ECJ”) upheld Commission Decision 2010/87 that controller to processor standard contractual clauses (“SCCs”) are valid but the EU-US Privacy Shield (“Privacy Shield”) is invalid.

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Lien “on” me

Lien “on” me

High Court clarifies rules on particular liens for detained goods.

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Cookies – do you consent?

Cookies – do you consent?

Ross Brymer considers the revised guidelines adopted by the European Data Protection Board (EDPB) on consent in the context of cookie walls and web pages.

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Preparing your website for business

Cathrine Ripley explains the key points that should be considered by website owners before doing business on the web.

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A quick guide to publishing contracts

What makes a good or a bad publishing contract?

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Supreme Court holds Morrisons not liable for actions of a disgruntled employee

Supreme Court holds Morrisons not liable for actions of a disgruntled employee

The Supreme Court has recently held that an employer was not liable for data breaches made by a rogue employee, overturning the decision of the Court of Appeal.

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