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When is a company in insolvent? When is a company's assets less than its liabilities (taking account of contingent and prospective liabilities)?

A concert promoter cancels a sold-out show of a world-renowned recording artist, reimbursing millions of dollars in ticket sales as a result. If the reason for the cancellation was COVID-19,...

The Court of Appeal considered the juridical nature of a foreign statute which gives a victim the right to sue a defendant's insurer directly without first suing the insured.

Following the Court of Justice of the European Union’s ("CJEU") judgment on 7 March 2013, in which it confirmed that TVCatchUp’s streaming service, which live streams all of the channels broadcast by ITV, Channel 4 and Channel 5 ("Broadcasters"), infringed the Broadcasters’ communication to the public right, the case returned to the High Court, which handed down a formal Order 10 October 2013.

Passage of the draft Directive on Trade Secrets (the 'Directive'), proposed in November 2013, looks imminent. We're expecting that the final Directive will be published this summer ..

Three's claim was based on a YouGov report in which it had come top in five consecutive quarters in a comparison about network reliability.

Earlier this year, the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) issued a consultation on a draft code of practice for designing age-appropriate access for children accessing online

As with all forms of marketing communications, under the CAP Code, sales and prize promotions must not mislead, harm or offend their audience.

Native advertising is intended to form a part of users’ online experiences, aiming to engage and compel with minimal disruption.

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.

Plans for a single market have been delivered yet another blow, this time as a result of an ECJ preliminary ruling against a relatively unknown Slovakian company.

In July 2019, the UK's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) held a week-long Global Anti-Money Laundering and Financial Crime TechSprint (FCA TechSprint) event.

Where an organisation conducts data processing operations in several Member States, the AG's opinion is that Article 4(1)(a) of the Directive should be interpreted so that the law of one single Member State applies.

On 18 August, the Direct Marketing Association issued its new Privacy Code of Practice to address customer concerns about data privacy.

Three months on from the landmark Brexit vote 23 June, the Information Commissioner's Office is setting out its position regarding data protection laws in a post-Brexit UK.

In September 2014 we reported on the UK’s intention to stamp out a practice commonly known as "enforced subject access requests".

The Article 29 Data Protection Working Party released Opinion 9/2014 on ePrivacy Directive 2002/58/EC (amended in 2009), stating that the consent and transparency mechanisms apply to digital fingerprinting of devices.