Richard Harrison believes that the new costs management process fails to recognise litigation realities and puts far too much faith in Precedent H…
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The Defamation Act 2013 and the Crime and Courts Act 2013 are now published…
Is Google getting off lightly in its likely settlement with the EU Commission on search?…
The Department for Culture. Media & Sport has published its proposals ‘to ensure small blogs are exempt from exemplary damages and costs incentives for membership of a press regulator’…
With litigation and internal investigations always at least conceivable, and perhaps just round the corner, Caroline Jan considers ways to manage data risks so as to limit the damage caused by a sudden crisis…
The Office of Fair Trading has announced that it is to begin an investigation into free children’s web and app-based games. Includes comment from Jas Purewal and Vanessa Barnett….
Dr Benjamin Farrand asks: can you be greater than the sum of your parts? He considers just some of the socio-legal problems with Human Enhancement Technologies…
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Six European data protection authorities are to launch coordinated and simultaneous enforcement actions in light of Google’s alleged breaches of data protection law…
Scott Allardyce reports on the SCL 40th Anniversary Lecture from Professor Nigel Shadbolt. A podcast of the Lecture is now available on the site….
If you count software bots as robots then robots are already being used to deceive and exploit people who mistake them for humans. Miranda Mowbray enlightens you….