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It is widely considered that withholding money owed to a contractor, until all work is completed to a client’s satisfaction, is outdated and open to a ...
What does the government’s long-awaited White Paper on adult social care reform mean for providers in the sector? The very fact that we now have a Whi ...
In 1974, the Master of the Rolls, Lord Denning, referred to the incoming tide of what is now EU law. He said it “flows into the estuaries and up the r ...
Cookie litigation is on the rise, and it appears that all organisations of any size, sector and industry are being targeted.
As part of DACB’s annual Data Protection and Cyber conference this year, members of our Cyber team ran a session on the statistics and trends that wer ...
On 6 December 2021, at our annual Data Protection & Cyber Conference, Hans Allnutt, Patrick Hill, Eleanor Ludlam and Astrid Hardy spoke about the ...
Much of the focus since the introduction of the GDPR has been on compliance obligations impacting controllers, and understandably so – ultimately, the ...
What better way for lawyers undertaking the joyous, ever-changing landscape of cross border litigation to enter the festive period, than an early Chri ...
The FCA has published details of significant changes that it is proposing to its rules relating to the appointment and oversight of appointed represen ...
With the number of CQC prosecutions against health and social care providers on the rise and the fines imposed by the Court by way of sentence also ri ...
