Figures just released show that the SFO is increasing its use of raids in criminal investigations. Aziz Rahman, of business crime solicitors Rahman Ravelli, explains how and why such raids should be challenged.
The number of raids carried out by the Serious Fraud Office (SFO) to gather evidence…
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Could Religious Freedom Provide a Shield for Corporations Supporting Undocumented…
The Religious Freedom Restoration Act could provide a shield for liberal businesses seeking to support undocumented…
Celebrities and Social Media Stars Investigated for Not Labelling Posts
Social media influencers, who can sway the shopping habits of millions, may not be disclosing that they have been…
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…
The Politics of Going Green: Law Needs to Change to Save our Globe
In this insightful article, Laura Tainsh, Lead Partner in the Environmental & Waste Team at Davidson Chalmers…
More than a small handful of Gmail’s 1.4 billion users went into panic mode last month, when the papers headlined that the widely accredited email server allows external companies to ‘read’ their users’ private emails. It was reported that users that connect to third party apps to their Gmail…
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DocuSigned, Sealed and Delivered: How the Digital GC Works
Reggie Davis is a very busy person. From advocating LGBT rights to keeping on top of all the latest technological…
Will Your Tweet Hold up in Court?
Finding and Using Social Media Content in US Civil Litigation
Litigators have long known that electronic-mail…