This morning, as I was scrolling through my news feeds, I came across two articles regarding jurors, highlighting just how archaic and dangerous the law in this country and the US can be.

Apple has just launched its latest product into the world of augmented reality.

This remarkable decision held a French far-right politician, Julien Sanchez, liable as a "producer" for hate speech published by third parties on his public Facebook page.

Many important and potentially valuable intellectual property rights can spring up without formality. The most pertinent of these is copyright, but it is also true of unregistered design rights...

The Association of National Advertisers ("ANA"), which is the US equivalent of ISBA and the US advertising industry's oldest and largest trade association, recently released its report...

Yesterday, I spotted two articles on the BBC about subscription contracts. Subscription models (or importantly regular repeat revenue models) are highly prized by financiers...

As reported by the BBC, General Sir Patrick Sanders' insinuation that modern society is moving from a post-war to pre-war state has rumbled the newsfeeds...

Firstly, I fell into a discussion about user identification on LinkedIn. See here. I also read the heart-warming article on the BBC about a throw-away statement...

The Migration Advisory Committee (MAC) issued its long awaited report following its latest review of the shortage occupation list (SOL). For those unaware the MAC is a highly influential...

The Ministry of Justice ("MoJ") has launched an open consultation to discuss the possible reintroduction of Employment Tribunal fees.

Over and over again, these past few weeks, I've heard the following two questions: (1) what caused the Post Office scandal, and (2) why did it take a tv series for it to become so widely...

Iwrote back in May that people kept asking me the same question: "Hey Raoul, who owns the intellectual property in images or art created by generative AI?".

For almost 50 years, UK businesses have had to grapple with the Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employees) Regulations ("TUPE") which has led to extensive case law as well as legislative amendment.

Sadly approximately 3.5 million people in the UK are affected by infertility. However, until recently it is a topic that has rarely been addressed in the context of the workplace.

Having received Royal Assent on 26 October 2023, the Worker Protection (Amendment of the Equality Act 2010) Act 2023 ("2023 Amendment") comes into force on 26 October 2024.

There has been a lot of excitement in the news this week about a recent US judgement about the the ownership of artwork created by artificial intelligence.

Data protection law compliance is an iterative process rather than a one-off exercise. I like to think of it like health and safety…. when you discover that the ladder can slip in certain conditions...

Following on from the Government's 2023 White Paper championing a ‘pro-innovation approach' to the regulation of artificial intelligence (AI), the House of Commons released a more detailed analysis...

This Autumn sees the Online Safety Bill very likely to receive Royal Assent and become the Online Safety Act 2023.

This Autumn sees the Online Safety Bill very likely to receive Royal Assent and become the Online Safety Act 2023.