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Courts grapple with the “Right to be Forgotten”
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Green is the New Black: The Legal Implications of Upcycling in a Fashion Forward Era
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Solicitor’s Undertakings and the Court’s Inherent Jurisdiction
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The Role of the Northern Ireland Public Services Ombudsman – An Overview
The Ombudsman’s role is to ensure that the people of Northern Ireland are served by a fair and efficient public administration that is committed to accountability, openness and quality service.
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Post-Brexit changes on the horizon for UK Competition Law on Vertical Agreements
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High Court gives valuable lesson on valid service
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Litigation privilege and third parties
The principle that a client should be able to consult a solicitor in confidence without fear of having to disclose communications between them at a later date is a fundamental right that has long been recognised by common law. But how far does this protection extend?
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New guidance - Duty of care in claims against professionals
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Court of Appeal clarifies ‘reasonable detail’ in a claims notice
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Three years on from GDPR - Time to review your compliance?
The General Data Protection Regulation was first adopted by both the European Parliament and European Council in April 2016 and came into force two years later on 25th May 2018.
