At a time when class actions are gaining momentum around the world, and victims of mass harm have access to litigation funding and the ability to forum-shop, the UK must offer them an effective means of redress.
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Sloping towards Normality…Our Top Three Ski Destinations
We miss the sound of laughter mixed with a martini at the much-deserved après-ski and long for the comforting…
Trump Ban: Did It Make Twitter Great Again?
The welcome into 2021 was a little bit of a rough ride, especially for our friends in America.
The dust has not yet settled on the Information Commissioner’s fine imposed on British Airways (BA) in October 2020, but the company now faces the largest group claim over a data breach in the UK’s history. A similar claim has been brought against TalkTalk following a 2014/15 cyber-attack on the…
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May the Force Majeure Be With You…
You’d be forgiven for assuming a global pandemic counts as a force majeure, but this isn’t necessarily the case:…
Disability Discrimination: How Difficult Is It To Be Disabled at Work?
Disabled employees often find themselves in positions where they are not properly accommodated or too afraid to…
Speaking to Richard Rosen, we discuss when franchising your business is a good idea and what to look out for. In this insightful interview, Richard offers nuggets of advice and knowledge on how lawyers often assist business owners to ensure they are protected throughout the process turning their…
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How Blockchain is Causing a Disruption in the IP Field
From an increase in IP protection to improving the cost and speed toward patentability, Barry Lewin discusses why…
Real Estate Appraisal in Germany – Are There Any Special Things to Watch Out for?
As the term appraiser is not actually protected by copyright, selecting a competent appraiser is often a…