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Small print: "doing the legal thing"
Recently I wrote about the award of £80.5m against IBM for wasted expenditure. Not all contracts go before a judge. If a contract is...
The importance of a precisely drafted agreement...
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The Monaco Grand Prix - A reminder to check your contract terms
I have been surprised by recent reports that the 2022 Grand Prix might be Monaco's last. Its iconic status within the sport is very well...
Claim against Google for use of NHS data without consent of 1.6m patients
In 2015 Royal Free NHS Trust in London signed a data-sharing agreement with Google. It shared data of 1.6m patients without their...
Singapore Court bans sale of Bored Ape NFT
There has been a legal development in the largely un-regulated world of Non Fungible Tokens (NFT). An NFT is essentially a token to show...
Capco and Shaftesbury - The West End's biggest merger
Two weeks on and it looks like this mega merger is still going to happen. No doubt, the Covid-19 pandemic and the more recent inflation...
A lesson in SDLT group relief
The First Tier Tax Tribunal published a decision late last month which serves as an important lesson on the wide interpretation to be put...
What the register of foreign-owned properties means for overseas owners
The Economic Crime (Transparency and Enforcement) Act 2022 was recently passed and provides that a register of overseas entities who own...
90 years ago today a snail in ginger beer changed the law
Mrs Donoghue went to a café with her friend. She asked for a "Scotsman ice cream float", a mix of ice cream and ginger beer. Her friend...
Contacting individuals who have unsubscribed from marketing communications
I was asked by a client recently if they were permitted to email individuals informing them that their website address had changed. The...
Law in the age of social media
I remember reading the entertainment news back in 2019 when Coleen Rooney first alleged that Rebekah Vardy's account was involved in the...
Taking security in light of the National Security and Investment Act 2021
I was interested to read the response from the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy ("BEIS") on the application of the...
Judgment for HP in its $5bn Autonomy claim
The long-running Hewlett Packard v Autonomy case looks set to end soon with a recent High Court ruling. Well, until the appeal.
In...
Ban on exclusivity clauses to be expanded - the UK's hospitality industry rejoices!
The Government has announced that it will expand the existing ban on exclusivity clauses in zero hours contracts. Exclusivity clauses are...
Autonomy v Michael Richard Lynch
After a 93-day trial (just over 18 weeks!), a 1,200 page judgment (excluding schedules and appendices) was published on 17 May 2022 by Mr...
Smile Amazon delivery drivers: you're on AI
Another day, another AI / facial recognition story. Yesterday I reported on the ICO fining Clearview for using facial recognition. Now
Modernising the LPA process
In July 2021, the Ministry of Justice published a paper calling for the modernisation of the LPA process. The Government have now...
Facial recognition company gets data fine
Facial recognition technology is being used increasingly around the globe and a while ago I blogged about the privacy concerns. Now, as...
Data reform not adequate?
The government has promised to reform data protection laws in the UK. They want to create a “first-rate data rights regime”. So, one...
Software is a good
The ECJ has fixed an anomaly and ruled that the supply of downloaded software under a perpetual licence is a sale of goods rather than...
Bitesize: Building Safety Reform - certainty over building safety welcomed for Project Managers
The CIOB has applauded the enactment last month of the Building Safety Bill saying it provides much needed clarity over who is...
Brewdog - an employee's best friend?
It was interesting to read today about Brewdog's founder announcing that he is going to gift shares to the company's employees.
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