Amazon are reportedly investigating claims that workers are selling confidential information for money. The investigations, mainly focused in China, are part of a wider effort to clamp down on malicious practices at the online shopping giant.
A report by the Wall Street Journal has stated Amazon…
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The SFO: Rising Raids and the Right Response
Figures just released show that the SFO is increasing its use of raids in criminal investigations. Aziz Rahman, of…
Hackers Took £11 Million from Law Firms’ Last Year, Time to Take Action?
Hackers have law firms firmly in their crosshairs. According to figures from the National Cyber Security Centre,…
British Airways has been the target of a “sophisticated, malicious criminal attack” on its website and app*. The breach, which took place between 21 August and 5 September, is said to have affected 380,000 transactions and included personal and financial details of customers. British Airways has…
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Law Firms Need to Consider Alternative Finance Streams to Plug Funding Gap
A recent survey by MHA, the national association of independent accountancy firms we are a member of, revealed that…
How Do Implying Terms Work in Contracts?
The law of implied terms allows the court to imply a term into a contract to cover a situation which has not…
Net neutrality is the principle that Internet Service Providers (ISPs) treat all internet data equally and do not discriminate or charge differently depending on the user, content, website, platform, application or method of communication. Below Andrew Jerrard, Solicitor in Commercial Services at…
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Trump Calls for Fairness, Not Regulation on Google
When asked about additional regulation for Google on Aug. 29, President Trump said “we’re just going to see” before…
Do You Accept the Terms & Conditions… or Do They Need to Change?
More than a small handful of Gmail’s 1.4 billion users went into panic mode last month, when the papers headlined…