The California legislature has acknowledged the devastating impact and unique injury caused by childhood sexual abuse with the enactment of Assembly Bill 218.
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What the Law Says About Using Your Phone While Driving
As the automotive industry continues to inject significant amounts of investment into car safety features, the…
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.
UK supermarket giant Morrisons recently appealed to the Supreme Court to overturn a previous ruling that determined the company liable for a data breach that happened in 2014, but we won’t find out the court’s verdict until 2020.
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What Is a Catastrophic Injury Case in Personal Injury Law?
Personal injuries are one of the things that no one ever signs up for in life. And, unfortunately, they always come…
Coping with a Collapse: Employees’ Rights During an Insolvency
Just in recent months we have seen the much-loved US fashion store Forever 21 announce their struggle, resulting in…
A recent investigation by the BBC and Premières Lignes has uncovered that one of Britain’s biggest accountancy firms aided the laundering of drug money.
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Can I Sue Apple?
Suing a large firm is never easy; it’s always going to be a David vs Goliath situation. However, armed with the…
Big Rise in Businesses Taking Legal Action on Late Payments
Two in five small business owners (40%) say they are taking legal action against customers not paying them on time…