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Introduced to tackle growing concerns over the safety of internet users – particularly children and vulnerable groups, the Online Safety Act (OSA) marks a significant shift in the regulatory landscape for businesses operating online platforms in the UK.
In a landmark victory for consumers, the Court of Appeal has ruled against PCP mis-selling in the Johnson v. Firstrand Bank case, paving the way for a £21bn payout. Learn more about this groundbreaking ruling and its impact on UK car finance.
A new duty on employers to take reasonable steps to prevent sexual harassment is imminent. What do businesses need to do to prepare?
Companies House has implemented a new regime of penalties aimed at improving compliance and transparency in the UK’s company register, with a focus on cracking down on misuse and economic crime.
The Employment Tribunal recently considered these issues in the Toure v Commissioners for HM Revenue and Customs case.
The ICO has reprimanded Sky Betting and Gaming for processing personal data via advertising cookies without user consent. Learn about the enforcement action and its implications for online privacy.
UK businesses risk losing billions by failing to protect their inventions with overseas patents, filing at much lower rates than competitors. Experts urge government action to secure the UK’s position in global innovation.
Disney argues that a wrongful death lawsuit filed by a widower whose wife died from an allergic reaction at a Disney restaurant should be dismissed due to an arbitration clause in the Disney+ streaming service agreement.
The main provisions of the Employment (Allocation of Tips) Act 2023 and the Code of Practice on Fair and Transparent Distribution of Tips come into force on 1 October 2024.
US federal judge rules Google violated monopoly laws, leveraging its market dominance to exclude competitors. This landmark decision could reshape the tech industry’s operations. Google plans to appeal.
BBC Director General Tim Davie faces scrutiny over handling of Huw Edwards investigation. A recent tribunal ruling highlights HR and employment law risks in dismissing employees suspected of criminal activity.
Within the King’s Speech on 17 July 2024, the new Labour Government set out its legislative agenda for the next few months. The reform of employment law was a pillar of Labour’s election campaign, and so it is no surprise it was referenced within the King’s speech:
Discover how the UK general election and upcoming US presidential election might impact tax rates for Americans living and working in the UK.
The indie band formerly known as Easy Life has rebranded to Hard Life after a legal dispute with EasyGroup. The name change coincides with the release of their new single, “Tears.”
Fiona Harvey sues Netflix for defamation, negligence, and privacy violations over her alleged portrayal in the series Baby Reindeer, seeking $170 million in damages.
