The 91-year-old Activist and the Angry Neighbour: the Limits on Police Retaining Personal Data
Harry Kinmonth reviews a recent Supreme Court judgment which considered the police use of personal data…
Harry Kinmonth reviews a recent Supreme Court judgment which considered the police use of personal data…
Chris Coughlan reflects on the data protection consequences of Lenovo’s Superfish scandal….
A High Court judgment has resulted in a substantial damages award for a false review…
A High Court judgment in a software licensing dispute underlines the dangers lurking from pre-contract sale representations. Richard Osborne reports on the case and suggests a strategy for minimising the dangers….
Read More… from Case Report: Sales Representation Undermining Licence Terms
The CJEU has ruled that Member States cannot apply a reduced rate of VAT to the supply of electronic books, in contrast with paper books…
The Supreme Court has given judgment in a case concerning the collection and retention by the police of electronic data about individuals and the balancing human rights concerns….
Read More… from Data Retention: Supreme Court Ruling on Police Practice
This is a version of Marion Oswald’s speech at the launch of the Centre for Law & Information Policy at the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies on 24 February 2015…
Questions arising from the SCL Data Protection Update Seminar held on 28 January 2015. SCL Online CPD Scheme – Course code HW/SFCL:OC295 – CPD: 2 hours…
Simon Hill offers an in-house perspective on common pitfalls and drafting flaws in the areas where TUPE bites…
Anya Proops reports on a case in the High Court in Northern Ireland where judgment was given against Facebook in a privacy/data protection case…