With the Christmas season upon us and festive functions about to be in full swing, getting ‘merry’ with our colleagues is one way many of us like to wind down after a busy year.
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What Happens to Your Social Media and Online ‘Assets’ After Death?
Despite living resolutely in the Information Age, there is surprisingly little legislation designed to protect what…
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…
How Do We Achieve ‘Authentic Leadership’ in the Law?
So far in this series we’ve explored key benefits for senior lawyers of ‘brain-based’ mindfulness training: mental…
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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EY Aided the Laundering of Drug Money, But Who’s Really to Blame?
A recent investigation by the BBC and Premières Lignes has uncovered that one of Britain’s biggest accountancy…
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…