Despite living resolutely in the Information Age, there is surprisingly little legislation designed to protect what is known as ‘digital assets’ in the event of a person’s death.
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How Far Can Sanctions Hurt Trade in a Country?
Recent news reports Turkey becoming the latest target of US sanctions, with news also reporting its agreement with…
Is the US Really Alone in the Battle Against Bribery?
The chair of the US Securities and Exchange Commission has said his country is the only one tackling bribery and…
We are now embarking upon the third general election in just four years. In 2011 the coalition government passed a law which set it stone that an election could only happen every five years.
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Half of Judiciary Will Be Women by 2033
President of the UK Supreme Court, Lady Hale, has promised that half of judges will be women by 2033.
Hong Kong Courts Rule Mask Ban as Unconstitutional
Amid recent protests in Hong Kong, a high court has ruled that a last-minute revival of laws banning face masks was…
Last week a new bill was introduced by US Senators Chris Coons and Mike Lee with the intention of restricting the use of facial recognition tech by US police nationwide.
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Supreme Court to Settle Trademark Row Over Booking.Com Domain
Is Booking.com too generic a domain name to trademark? The US patent office seems to think so.
Supreme Court: Morrisons Could Be Liable for Data Leak
UK supermarket giant Morrisons recently appealed to the Supreme Court to overturn a previous ruling that determined…