Added to that is the importance of keeping that data secure, even in what might seem to be unlikely circumstances. Rogue employees are a major cause of data breaches.

Just last week, the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) handed down a decision that could have significant implications for employers who have not paid holiday pay to individuals...

Over the past few decades, the charity sector has experienced a greater level of competitiveness, more funding and the opportunity to be more daring than ever before.

Spotify is an exciting company and the chosen source, by many, for great music.

Christmas can be a boom time for online retailers and bargain-hunting consumers alike. At the same time however, lurking on the Dark Web are fraudsters and rogue employees looking to ruin your festive shopping spree.

Mediation of workplace disputes is rightly praised.

Broaching the subject and negotiating the terms is frightening and can expose difficulties in relationships.

Online scams and cybercrime are hot topics for this year's World Consumer Right's Day. Almost all of us now shop online, but how can we ensure that we are staying safe ...

At just before 7.00am on Monday 15 January 2018 following an urgent telephone hearing, a High Court Judge agreed to place six of the Carillion Group companies into compulsory liquidation...

Divorce and financial settlements England and Wales are determined by the Matrimonial Causes Act 1973 which itself adopted aspects of the Divorce Reform Act 1969.

All those eligible for a partial refund on their power of attorney fees can apply from today (1 February 2018).

Following the news that Wixen Music Publishing, which controls the publishing rights for the likes of Tom Petty, Neil Young and Stevie Nicks, is suing Spotify for at least $1.6 billion...

Spotify has 50 million paying customers and generates annual revenue of around $3 billion.

By now the general public is well versed in the continuing development of autonomous vehicles. The media seems to provide stories, almost on a daily basis, on the advances of these self-driving cars and taxis.

Sex has always had an appeal for headline writers.

As of April 2018, amendments will be introduced to Part 6, Chapter 3 of the Income Tax (Earnings and Pensions) Act 2003 (‘ITEPA'), which deals with the taxation of termination payments in employment.

Executors and beneficiaries face unique challenges when attempting to recover debts owed to an estate. Understanding the legal mechanisms and practical steps available can make the difference between successful recovery and permanent loss of estate assets.

Keystone Law's monthly newsletter keeps you informed about legal developments, regulatory changes, and upcoming events. Subscribe to receive curated updates and insights directly from the firm's legal experts.

Universities are increasingly commercialising their operations, and this includes, to a large degree, their property assets, both to enhance the student experience and to generate revenue.

Alison Bradley considers the contractual and legal implications for businesses under UK law.