Many online service providers that fall within the scope of the Online Safety Act (OSA) have been busy this year preparing for its...

American rapper Cardi B is being sued in the States by the writers of the song “Greasy FryBread”, which they say she copied in the form...

Last week, the CMA closed two investigations concerning information exchange in labour markets for workers in the sports and non-sports...

The Spring Statement was remarkably quiet on the tax front but hidden in the materials was an announcement launching the consultation on...

In a decision that has surprised absolutely no-one, the US Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit confirmed both the...

Various UK pharmaceutical companies yesterday co-signed a report warning that future UK investment is unlikely unless the Government...

Last year, we wrote about the A-G opinion in Case C-203/22 of Dun & Bradstreet Austria. The case centres on how much information...

Although no longer a member of the EU, the EU Pay Transparency Directive (the Directive) will have significant practical implications for...

Today marks the official entry into force of the provisions of the Online Safety Act (OSA) which relate to the identification and...

On Friday, the DHSC published the latest consultation to update the repayment percentage under the Statutory Scheme. This consultation...

Hard on the heels of the European Commission initiation of a review of the 2014 Technology Transfer Block Exemption (TTBE) and Guidelines...

Last week I attended the Warsaw SEP Conference. One of the topics that caught my attention, amongst the raft of interesting discussions...