Migrants with an approved visa waiting to travel to the UK
Migrants who have a 90 day visa vignette to work, study or join family can apply and pay for a replacement if it’s expired.
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‘Like’ buttons – are they still likeable?
Charlotte Burroughs, a solicitor in our Commercial & Technology/IP team reviews the EU decision making website owners and Facebook jointly responsible for collecting user data via ‘Like’ button plugins.
Community Infrastructure Levy: As a Residential Property Home Owner Does it Matter to Me?
Katie Wiesendanger investigates the impact of the Community Infrastructure Levy on residential home owners.
The way the cookie consent crumbles
ECJ ruling that cookie consent must be active and specific.
Incoterms 2020
The International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) published the Incoterms® 2020, which came into force on 1 January 2020.
Covert monitoring VS right to privacy
Charlotte Burroughs reviews a European ruling on balancing an employee’s right to privacy where there is suspicion of wrongdoing.
Boundary Disputes
Mark Banham, Head of Property Litigation discusses this topic with his fellow team member Julia Mactear, Legal Director.
Budget 2021 – Implications for Property
Yesterday saw a reasonably benign budget from a property perspective and of course many of the measures are focused on continuing to support the country through the current difficulties.