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The Supreme Court has overturned previous caselaw and confirmed that part-time workers can bring claims that they have been treated less favourably (than a comparable full-time worker) where their part-time status...

BCL partner Richard Reichman's article, ‘Unlawful Killing Following Maughan – Increased Risk For Carers' has been published by The Carer.

In the dispute between Aarke AB, a Swedish small business, and SodaStream Industries Ltd., an Israeli company owned by PepsiCo...

The issue in this case was which governing law applied for determining limitation, where the UK government was said to be liable for acts committed in Cyprus in the 1950s.

The Washington Supreme Court affirmed a trial court's dismissal of state strict product liability and negligence claims against a company that assembled and tested an aircraft component.

The claimant employee was exposed to asbestos over the course of his working life, during which he was employed by the six defendant employers.

We all look forward to going on holiday.

Pandle was instructed to remove the ads in their current form, to make the commercial intent of the website clear and to ensure that website reviews of competitors' software did not misleadingly omit the basis for comparative claims.

Landowners have historically put unproductive parts of their land to use by allowing telecoms operators to site apparatus on them and charging the operators market rents.

The Court of Appeal has today dismissed an appeal against the High Court's decision that Morrisons was vicariously liable for its employee's misuse of data ...

The UK Court of Appeal upheld a reduced £92,000 GDPR fine against Doorstep Dispensaree, clarifying burden of proof and deference to the ICO's penalty assessments.

A chat room bulletin board has resulted in an unprecedented award of £10,000 in damages for defamatory comments posted and once again raises important questions for company policies on internet and email usage.

The Supreme Court has granted Morrisons permission to appeal against the Court of Appeal's ruling, which found that the supermarket chain was vicariously liable for a former employee's data

Court of Appeal dismisses appeal from decision that company was vicariously liable for data protection breach by employee

Gomez and Morticia Addams whilst watching an episode of A Place in the Sun and have decided to move abroad to live closer to their old friend Vlad.

The recent high court case of Eatherley-v-London Borough of Camden and Another at the end of 2016 has made changes about whether planning permission is required for residential basement developments.

The case of No.1 West India Quay (Residential) Ltd v East Tower Apartments Ltd surprised the legal profession in 2016 when the court held that one bad reason ...