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The case heralds a new approach by the courts to the traditional duty of care imposed on financial advisers when advising their clients...

Today, the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has launched a study into people's ability to recognise online ads for what they are – ads.

In a step to further protect children and ensure that they are used in advertising in a socially responsible manner, the ASA has introduced a prohibition ...

As a current Member State of the European Union, the UK regulates audiovisual media services in line with the requirements of the AVMS Directive.

Up until now, providers used "up to" speed claims, such as "up to 300mbps", meaning that such speeds had to available to at least 10% of their customers.

The Fieldfisher Sports Law Masterclass was an interactive event with presentations and discussions from some of the top sports law specialists in the business

Fieldfisher is saddened to report the sudden and unexpected demise of Safe Harbour.

The UK Office of Fair Trading has recently announced that it was launching an investigation into whether some "free" web and app-based games that encourage in-app purchases may violate laws protecting consumers from unfair trading practices, especially when aimed at children.

Advocate General's opinion in Case C-203/22 emphasizes controllers' duty to provide clear, meaningful explanations of automated decision-making logic under GDPR, balancing data subjects' rights with trade secret protections.

On 30 May 2013, the Town and Country (General Permitted Development) (Amendment) (England) Order 2013 came into force and increased the types of changes of use that can take place without obtaining planning permission.

In March 2014 the Russian Ministry of Finance published a draft anti-offshore law which is currently submitted for consideration by The State Duma (parliament) with the decision expected to be made by the end of 2014

The Pre-Emption Group, representing listed companies, investors and intermediaries, updated its Statement of Principles for the disapplication of pre-emption rights in 2015.

It is a major decision for a company to expand its business into a new country or global region whatever business sector they happen to be in.

At the beginning of February, the European Commission published a memo regarding its Google 'vertical search' investigation.

The UAE has the most diversified economy in the GCC and its most populous city, Dubai, has become an important global city and an international aviation hub.

There can be more to minority shareholdings than initially meets the eye, particularly those which involve a 'creeping influence'.

Restrictive covenants are the franchisor's key safeguard against franchisees who think they can do better outside, and at a cost to, the network.