The impact of Article 27 of both the UK and EU GDPR on businesses which operate in territories where they are not based.

GDPR And Artificial Intelligence In The Workplace.

An important consequence of this change has been the growth in employee monitoring.

One of the UK's most pervasive legal myths is that of ‘common law marriage'.

The profession of art forgery spans well over 2000 years and a recent scandal at Sotheby's serves only to remind us that it remains alive and well to this day.

Where a spouse obtains a divorce abroad and a financial order settling their finances in an overseas court, it may seem reasonable to assume that this will be the end of the matter.

An interesting article in the BBC news highlights a lesser-known, but potentially devastating cyber-threat for medium to larger businesses – a hack into their computer firmware.

Following a review of the taxation of termination payments in July 2014, the Office for Tax Simplification concluded that the current rules around taxation of termination payments are complex and confusing.

For many people, their home is one of their most valuable assets, if not the most valuable.

Over the course of the Pandemic, Zoom, together with other video conferencing applications, has become an indispensable business tool...

It is a particular issue when someone wants to provide his or her parents with residential accommodation.

A recent High Court decision suggests banks might have a "retrieval duty" to recover funds lost in APP fraud. This duty is distinct from the duty to prevent payments, offering potential claims against banks for not recovering lost funds.

Following the UK vote to leave the European Union, immediate concerns included.

DSARs allow an individual to ask any organisation to provide copies of all of the data they hold about that individual.

A right to rebuild land is of paramount importance to a property owner, particularly if it wishes to enhance the commercial value of its property.

This means that the tax years 2017/18 and following can be dealt with by HMRC serving affected taxpayers with a notice requiring them to file a return.

"Autumn", according to the late French philosopher Albert Camus "is a second Spring when every leaf is a flower".

The TCC has recently looked again at the question of whether there should be a stay of execution of an adjudicator’s award where the successful party in the adjudication is insolvent.

If you are currently the holder of a liquor licence, public entertainment licence or night café licence and you have not yet applied for conversion of the licence, you need to take immediate action or you could risk losing your licence.

An announcement from the FCA of 8 November 2016 heralds the creation of a compensation scheme that the FCA has agreed with RBS.