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First Fines Issued by the ICO Under GDPR

The last week has seen two companies fined in excess of £300m by The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) in...

Shilpa Mathuradas

The EMA’s appeal against the decision of the Order of Mr Justice Smith that Brexit would not frustrate the...

Stephanie Prior

In an article published by the Essex Chronicle, Stephanie Prior, Head of Medical Negligence, shares her view on what could...

Jan Atkinson

As more of us become internationally mobile, it’s increasingly common to own assets abroad. Yet lawyers say many people...

Andrew Middlehurst

The Government released some clarification last week in relation to the upper limit of the cycle to work scheme. Many...

A case involving a collision between a pedestrian and a cyclist received plenty of attention in the news this week....

Rob Aylott

In my career I have worked for the two biggest motorcycle insurance brokers in the UK and assisted their policyholders...

This week (17-21 June) is Refugee Week. An opportunity to celebrate and pay tribute to the many refugees who, for...

We often hear about card details and personal data being stolen, but have you heard about the increasing threat to...

The Supreme Court has today handed down judgment in the case of Samuels v Birmingham City Council. Lord Carnwath delivered...