Banking Law specialists Ferrer-Bonsoms has appointed the PRESSCODE agency for its communication consulting services. | 7yrs
Banking Law specialists Ferrer-Bonsoms has appointed the PRESSCODE agency for its communication consulting services. | 7yrs
Companies could find themselves liable if they fail to understand the risks of business travel through new economy companies such as Uber and Airbnb. | 7yrs
The UK's data regulator has handed out its largest fine to date for a serious data breach by the telecommunications company. | 8yrs
Law enforcement officials in France are reportedly considering proposals to restrict the use of public wi-fi and access to the Dark Net (Tor) networks during potential future crises. | 8yrs
The High Court will today judge whether to grant permission for a review of the government's tender for new legal aid contracts. | 8yrs
The US Supreme Court on Wednesday indicated that Vermont and 17 other states could be prevented from collecting healthcare details from certain employee health plan administrators. | 8yrs
Law enforcement officials and the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) remain concerned about an email privacy bill intended to update a 30-year old security law. | 8yrs
After a decision by the Bar Standards Board to downgrade expectation of income from the new business structures, concerns have arisen regarding the financial viability of regulating barrister 'entities'. | 8yrs
A bribe linked to a $600 million sovereign loan to Tanzania was at the heart of the UK's first deferred prosecution agreement; agreed in court yesterday by Sir Brian Leveson, head of the Queen's Bench Division. | 8yrs
A women who found out she has the same degenerative neurological disease gene as her father, and that her child of five has a 50/50 chance of having inherited the disease, is suing her father's doctors for not informing her before she gave birth. | 8yrs
A report from the cross-party group of MPs of the House of Commons Justice Committee has revealed 'grave misgivings' about the criminal courts charge and called for legislation to abolish it. | 8yrs
The London-based Court of Appeal has requested the Court of the Justice of the EU (CJEU) clarify whether EU countries are bound by a previous judgement when constructing national laws on customer data retention. | 8yrs
The Law Society has requested an urgent investigation into the government's procurement of criminal legal aid contracts. | 8yrs
Pensions assets amounted to US$36,119b in the world's leading 16 pensions markets, according to a report published by Towers Watson in February this year. | 8yrs
David Spencer, partner at insurance and risk law specialist BLM reports on the changing face of motor insurance in the UK. | 8yrs
Patricia Hatler, Chief Legal and Governance Officer of Nationwide | 8yrs
On October 20th, 2015, Symantec released a report entitled "What Every CISO [Chief Information Security Officer] Needs to Know About Cyber Insurance" (the "Report"). | 8yrs
Steeper fines and custodial sentences for H&S breaches are on the way - as Danny McShee, health and safety partner at Kennedys, explains. | 8yrs
Fairchild Recoupment Rights: - Derek Adamson of DWF looks at Zurich Insurance Plc UK Branch v International Energy Group Ltd [2015] UKSC33 (“IEGL”) | 8yrs
Not even three months into the beginning of this year, Australian insurance law firm Wotton + Kearney was warning about the hacking dangers facing the country's insurance sector. | 8yrs