Supreme Court hears key Data Protection Act ‘representative claims’ appeal by Google
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Complaints over Channel 5 ‘Celebrity Plastic Surgery Critiques’ highlight new OFCOM rules to protect mental health
It is reported that Channel 5 has stopped streaming an episode of 'Celebrities: What Happened to Your Face' following complaints from a...
UK/US Tax Planning event
Looking forward to speaking at the UK/US Tax Planning event on 28 April, along with the eminent Bruce Zagaris from Washington.
Check it out
Charities and ESG: can charities invest for social impact?
The Charity Commission has made an admirable attempt at clarifying the parameters that apply when charities consider ESG investing. Their...
NFTs - what’s all the hype? And is it worth it?
Non-fungible tokens (NFTs) have hit the headlines recently, with sales of of tokens for digital collectibles, such as art by Beeple and...
EDPB opinions see the UK take one step closer to an adequacy decision
On 13 April 2021, the European Data Protection Board (EDPB) adopted two opinions on the European Commission’s (EC) two draft decisions...
To litigate means to negotiate
LM v DM [2021] demonstrates the judiciary's evolving approach to Family Law cases, and serves as a salutary reminder that we lawyers have...
VC seed funding
Interesting Sifted article from Ada Ventures and Seedcamp on some of the risks of taking seed money from VCs at frothy valuations well...
Trade mark cake wars
IP lawyers are crawling all over the caterpillar cake war between M&S and Aldi, which has resulted in M&S suing Aldi in the High...
Who's the 'first party' where first party data is concerned
There's often confusion about the difference between first party data, second party data, and third party data. However, what often...
European Commission to oppose UK accession to Lugano Convention
In an unexpected development, the European Commission has reportedly opposed the UK’s accession to the Lugano Convention on the grounds...
Scotland and the Video Games Industry
It is no secret that business in the video games industry has been booming of late, but it can be easy to forget just how much growth the...
Blurring the line between the real and the digital
Drone racing as a sport is growing exponentially (predicted growth up from £300m in 2019 to £1.5bn by 2026) and it allows seamless...
(Re-)opening night: The producer's gambit
Timing is everything. With my theatre-goer hat on, I can’t wait to be back in an audience as soon as possible. But for producers, there...
Future Fund: Breakthrough
Great to see the UK Government following up on the incredibly popular Future Fund with a new matched funding scheme aimed at VC backed...
Film & TV location agreements
Thank you to the World Monuments Fund for hosting an excellent talk recently about iconic properties and how they are used as filming...
Commercial rents and COVID-19: watch this space
With many tenants struggling due to the pandemic and the Government’s desire to protect jobs and businesses, including those forced to...
Bitcoin mining and the environment
Again, as the price of Bitcoin continues to increase, is it's impact on the environment its Achilles heel? Given the rise of...
Americans' retirement plans: ESG and fiduciary risk gets political
Regular readers of my ramblings will know that the topic of ESG and fiduciary risk is close to my heart. The question of whether...
Tax issues and people working in your business
The arrival of IR35 legislation within the private sector, Brexit, dealing with off payroll working, and the recent Uber case in the...
Key development in jurisdiction post-Brexit
With effect from today, the Civil Procedure Rules have been amended so that where a party wishes to serve a claim outside the...
A Fisherman's Friend: a family business success story and a local icon
An Easter phone call to my 90 year-old grandmother in the north west of England, still going strong, brought me the news that local...
Ofcom updates broadcaster guidance on protecting participants in TV and radio programmes
For programmes beginning production on or after 5 April, Ofcom’s new protections for individuals taking part in TV and radio programmes...
Cryptocurrencies as a funding source
As PayPal move cryptocurrencies from representing an asset class to being closer to a form of fiat currency, further complexities around...
Paying for Covid Government debt?
Part of the answer to the debate lies in addressing climate change and new Green Taxes. See the EU Green Taxation event here.
As the UK...
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