Although mainly focused on the special problems that arise in relation to e-disclosure in criminal proceedings, a newly published review on disclosure issues has by no means ignored e-disclosure issues….
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Melissa Fai focuses on the lessons that can be learned from the recent Court of Appeal ruling in Interactive Investor Trading Ltd v City Index Ltd…
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Tom Hiskey reflects on recent announcements about the entry of US document creation companies into the UK market…
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An important new study prepared for the EU Parliament includes detailed analysis and significant recommendations on changes to the law…
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On the unexpected effects of technology and hopes for increased privacy awareness that once seemed crushed but may rise again…
Google Inc. has taken reasonable steps to improve its privacy policies, the Information Commissioner’s Office has said, following an audit at the Google’s London office….
Bill Jones of Wragge & Co LLP, and Chair of Day 1 of this year’s Conference, explains why he is looking forward to this year‘s Conference….
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The unstoppable march of Twitter continues. Users can now make FOI requests….
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Richard Graham explores the symbiotic success of cloud computing and open source software…
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Paul Gershlick and Simon Weinberg consider the High Court judgment in AstraZeneca v Albermarle, which considered deliberate breach of unprofitable contracts and looked hard at NetTV v MARHedge. The judgment also touches on the right of first refusal and whether rights are waived while negotiating following material breach and is an example of a very narrow interpretation of a limit on liability clause….