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In a decision handed down last month, Lane J had to grapple with an issue which is certain to trouble the courts again in the coming months and years.

Injunctions against persons unknown continue to present challenges for the Court.

Gemma Collins visited Toni & Guy for a hair appointment.

The two recent high-profile cases involving successful claims by Kevin Keegan and Alan Curbishley shone a small patch of the sporting media spotlight on employment law.

Manchester City have appealed to the Court of Arbitration for Sport against decisions taken by the UEFA Club Financial Control Body regarding City's alleged non-compliance with UEFA's Club

The House of Lords Communications Committee is carrying out an inquiry into the legal and regulatory framework which surrounds social media offences.

Put simply, cable operators were not having to pay copyright fees nor obtain consent from public service broadcasters ("PSBs") for content retransmitted by cable; a winning position for cable operators.

With brands using a larger number of agencies and influencers to support their marketing activity

The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) Code is the core document that provides the framework for harmonised anti-doping policies globally and has been adopted as the basis for the majority of sports regulators’ own anti-doping policies.

Your restaurant or hotel's marketing team wants to use social media influencers. You've read news stories about brands being called out for not working correctly with influencers and you want to make sure your brand is protected.

The ICO’s half term report (half term because it is six months since the new law came into effect, and six months until the ICO has said it will start to enforce the new legislation).

The FTC issued a press release confirming that TRUSTe Inc, had settled FTC charges that it had lied to consumers about its re-certification program for company’s private practices.

A landmark decision of the Court of Appeal in Vidal-Hall v Google Inc ([2015] EWCA Civ 311) may lead to a sea-change in how claims are brought for breaches of data protection laws.

As you are reading this article, the US telecommunications giant AT&T is collecting the staggering amount of $25 million dollars that have to be paid to the US Federal Communication Commission...

The government announced on Friday that it is working with certain businesses and trade associations to produce a code of practice to support high street businesses through coronavirus.

The proposed new system is intended to be firmly plan-led, but with shorter, more visual and map-based plans.

The Conservative Party Conference is in full swing this week, and Housing Secretary Robert Jenrick took to the podium on Monday to announce the Government's "vision" for reforming the planning ...

In Frozen Value Ltd v Heron Foods Ltd [2012] EWCA Civ 473, the tenant succeeded in defeating the landlord’s ground (g) possession claim.