News & Insights
ECJ clarification: When smaller platforms risk losing the Hosting Exemption
When does your platform’s algorithm cross the line from neutral hosting to active control… and expose your business to liability for users’ questionable content? A recent judgment from The European Court of Justice sets out some guidance for smaller platforms and app providers relying on the “Hosting Exemption”.
Financial Misconduct and Add Back in Financial Remedy Proceedings
Many people wish to run financial misconduct arguments where they feel that their former partner is recklessly dissipating the matrimonial assets, but when is it appropriate and what are the prospects of succeeding?
What is it: Deed of Variation relating to Property
Deeds of Variation Made Simple: What You Need to Know
Is your business ready for trade union changes?
The power and presence of trade unions seem set to grow, with legal changes in 2026 and beyond providing unions with greater access to workplaces and union members with more comprehensive protections.
Migration Advisory Committee recommend reducing Temporary Shortage List roles
The Migration Advisory Committee has recommended a significant reduction to the number of roles featuring on the Temporary Shortage List – workers in affected occupations may lose the ability to extend their Skilled Worker visas.
The risks of running a conduct argument
Partner, Lindsay Davies, considers the lessons to be learned from the recent case of WK v HN [2026] EWFC 169 (B) which involved pharmacy businesses and allegations of financial misconduct by the husband
I want to use an AI system for work. What are the risks? (Part 1)
Over the last few years, Artificial Intelligence (“AI”) has been transforming business operations by allowing businesses to automate a wide variety of tasks that previously took more time to do manually. But what are some of the risks for your business in using AI systems at work?