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The Right to Review: Judicial Review consultation heats up
The Government has launched an examination into the …
A Pharmaceutical Phenomenon: Amazon considers the launch of pharmacy initiative in the UK
Amazon is considering diversifying its market share even …
LittleLaw Looks at… Misinformation and the Covid-19 Vaccine
Coming soon to a law firm near you, …
Trojan Horse: Copyright Controversy in new US Covid Relief Bill
Whilst the US Covid Relief Bill is designed …
London Falling Out of Fashion?: Modelling agencies warn of Brexit immigration struggles
Bosses from some of London’s top modelling agencies …
Who Owns the Church?: Religion, State and People collide in Montenegro over religious property law
There have been demonstrations of several thousand people …
I Beg Your Pardon!: Do Trump’s pardons violate international law?
The United States President, Donald Trump, has pardoned …
Licence to Kill: MI6 may have allowed undercover operatives to commit serious crimes in the UK
A judgment released by the Investigatory Powers Tribunal …
Room at the Inn: Airbnb celebrates this Christmas following its IPO launch
Having delayed its stock market debut, Airbnb launched …
Deal or No Deal: A UK and US mini trade deal on the horizon?
In the last month of his presidency, President …
“Franc-ly that’s unfair”: the US labels Switzerland a Currency Manipulator
The US Treasury Department released its semi-annual report …
Riot and Rebellion: Students withhold rent to protest university Covid-19 conditions
A rising number of students are joining rent …
Landmark Consumer Challenge Continues: Mastercard swiped by £14bn mass consumer claim
Between 1992-2008, the fees Mastercard charged businesses for …
More Harm Than Good?: Ofcom given the power to penalise online services under the Online Harms Bills
The Online Harms Bill, containing measures designed to …
Not Passed so Fast: Scotland and Wales challenge Internal Market Bill
The Scottish and Welsh governments have threatened legal …
It’s Toxic: Britney’s Conservatorship Battle
In yet another failed legal bid to wrestle …
Under The Radar: EU data law row threatens child abuse investigations
Amidst the European Parliament’s regulatory crackdown on data …
Mates Rates: Watchdog criticises government over pandemic-related contracts
A report by the National Audit Office (NAO) …
First To The Finish Line: EA and Take-Two Interactive race to complete the acquisition of Codemasters
UK based gaming company Codemasters, founded in 1986, …
No SOS Call Required For ASOS: Sales soar in spite of the pandemic
Despite the growing economic crisis worldwide today, higher …
I Spy With My Little Eye: Microsoft files patent for monitoring technology
Multinational tech giant Microsoft has filed a patent …
Slacking? Not Anymore: Salesforce to acquire Slack marking a win-win deal
Salesforce has announced it will buy Slack for …
They Speak for the Trees: International Lawyers Draft Plan to Criminalise Ecosystem Destruction
A panel of thirteen international lawyers are beginning …
It’s A No From Nero: Caffe Nero rejects takeover bid
Struggling cafe chain Caffe Nero has rejected a …
My sincere apologies: MP proposes law allowing organisations to offer an apology without liability
Tory MP John Howell proposed an aptly-named “Apologies …
A Trade Pact with an Im-Pact: Asia-Pacific Nations sign the largest free trade agreement in history
15 Asia-Pacific nations have sealed one of the …
A Complex State of Affairs: The Electoral College Explained
The Electoral College is a democratic system that …
Diversity Deficit: HFW introduce new diversity strategy after missing gender targets
After failing to hit gender diversity targets for …
Covid Court: You don’t have to go home, and you have to stay here
Covid-19 operating hours (COH) have been piloted in …
Higher Taxes for Home Working: New 5% tax for remote workers proposed
Employees who continue to work remotely after the …
No Deal: Ireland Closes the EU Backdoor for England & Wales based Solicitors
The Law Society of Ireland has announced that …
Left Out in the Cold: Police Chief says UK will be less safe without EU security deal
The UK’s most senior counter-terrorism chief, Neil Basu, …
EU in Deadlock: Hungary and Poland refuse to back down over ‘rule of law’ conditions
The EU plans to deny funding to countries …
LL Looks At… The O Shaped Lawyer
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Secularism or Separatism: Macron’s comments lead to Middle Eastern boycott of French-made products
With the UK’s biggest shopping centre proprietor collapsing …
Fighting the Rainforest: Amazon alternative launches in the UK
Bookshop.org (Bookshop), a new bookseller seeking to support …
End Of An Empire: Arcadia Group collapses into administration
Following a testing few years, and the second …
From the Big Four to the Big Three?: Call to Ban EY Bidding on Public Contracts for Three Years by Anti-Corruption Group
Based on frequent accusations of “professional misconduct”, campaign …
Pharma-secrecy: EU calls for greater transparency over COVID-19 vaccine contracts
Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) are calling …
From Huts to Mansions: CEO and crucial employees to receive huge payday
After a successful initial public offering on the …
Intu Administration: Shopping Centres Feel the Squeeze
With the UK’s biggest shopping centre proprietor collapsing …
Tennessee Titans Taught A Lesson: NFL team fined for COVID-19 outbreak
Following an outbreak of COVID-19 among 24 team …
Supermarkets Enjoy Success From The Pandemic: Should they pay back their business relief rates?
Supermarkets in the UK have come under an …
Ready for Take-Off (Again): Boeing 737 Max cleared to fly by EU Regulators
The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has …
Catching Up With Coronavirus: Pfizer’s vaccine found to be 90% effective
Pfizer and BioNTech’s interim-analysis has revealed that their …
DPAs: Get out of Jail Free Cards for Corporate Executives?
In an unprecedented move, the Serious Fraud Office …
Not Quite So “Simples”: CompareTheMarket fined £17.9m over a breach of competition law
The comparison website CompareTheMarket has been fined £17.9m …
No Laying Up: Callaway Golf agrees to pay $2.6 billion for Topgolf Entertainment Group
Callaway Golf agreed to buy the rest of …
A Smaller Sized Gourmet Burger: Restaurant chain to close 26 restaurants
Gourmet Burger Kitchen (GBK) is closing 26 of …
Addressing the Balance: UK company boards make slow progress on BAME appointments in 2020 with significant improvements towards gender parity
BAME appointments to the boards of some of …
The Finer Details of Social Media: Turkey fines social media companies after breach of new “draconian” media laws
In July the Turkish government brought in strict …
America turns over a new leaf: US citizens overwhelmingly vote in favour of drug decriminalisation
The US election results are in, and the …
The Cost of Law: EU to cut funds for violations on rule of law
The Council of the EU and the European …
Gardenscams: Advertising Standards Authority bans adverts for Homescapes and Gardenscapes games
The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has banned two …
Mind the Gap: Bar Standards Board reveals female BAME barristers are the lowest-earners
Recent research undertaken by the Bar Standards Board …
Operation Ocado: Online supermarket expects growth amidst pandemic
Online grocer, Ocado, expects profit growth as the …
Contractor Of The Month: Facebook forces moderators into the office
A certain category of Facebook workers in Dublin …
A Win for Women: half of partnership promotions go to women
For the first time in the UK’s legal …
Building Block-Chain: JP Morgan creates a blockchain company
JP Morgan announced plans to create a new …
Not A Very Sun-ny Outcome: Johnny Depp loses libel case against The Sun
Actor Johnny Depp has lost his libel case …
The Only Way Is Up: HMRC to be ranked higher up the insolvency priority ladder
On 22 July 2020, the Finance Act 2020 …
Not So Tiny Insects: Ant Group Considers IPO
Chinese fintech Ant Group seeks an IPO to …
Fishing In The Mainstream: Cryptocurrencies net Paypal
PayPal has announced it will allow US users …
Business Baby Boom: Businesses being set up at a record rate despite pandemic
Despite there being a pandemic raging across the …
BT Phone Home: British Telecom signs deal with Ericsson
Telecom company BT has signed a deal with …
Boris’ Bill Blunder: Government loses in the House of Lords over Brexit law breaking
The government was defeated in the House of …
Bidding For Biden: Biden Campaign leads fundraiser hosted by Big Tech’s biggest critics
US presidential candidate Joe Biden’s campaign has held …
Immigration Ignominy: Court of Appeal rules Home Office short notice immigration policy unlawful
The Court of Appeal has ruled that a …
Blabbing Banks: Hong Kong ropes in banks on national security law enforcement
Both local and international banks in Hong Kong …
Veggie Burgers Are Back On The Grill: EU votes in favour of plant-based meat in naming debate
On Friday 23 October the European Parliament voted …
Service Sector To Struggle Amid Brexit: Industry experts warn of job cuts if action is not taken now
The EU Services subcommittee Report warns that the …
BOO! PwC frightened away: Auditor abandons Boohoo to prevent reputational damage
Boohoo announces that PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) will not seek …
Access Denied: UK to ban more EU citizens with criminal records beginning in 2021
The Home Office has announced that as of …
Say Goodbye To IBM: The computer giant has announced restructuring plans to split into two public companies
In an attempt to reinvent itself, IBM is …
Rolling in the Deep: Rolls Royce plans to raise £2.5bn in equity finance
Rolls Royce has recently been in communication with …
Prime Time For Amazon: UK’s new Digital Services Tax only affects third-party sellers
Introduced in April, the UK’s Digital Services Tax …
Not All Plane Sailing: British Airways fined £20m for data breach involving thousands of customers
The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has fined British …
Deluxe Dispute: LVMH & Tiffany sue each other following failed takeover bid
The $16.6bn takeover deal has come to a …
Influencer #Ad’s Investigated: CMA tightens rules on Instagram advertisements
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) is tightening …
No More Russian’s Rushing Between Courts: UK Supreme Court rules Russian firm cannot pursue litigation in Moscow
A Russian insurance company cannot pursue litigation in …
Litigating London 2012: Allen & Overy sued by Olympic Stadium owners
The owners of the London Stadium are suing …
CEU’s Hexit: Hungary’s higher education reforms breach EU law
The ECJ’s recent judgment has concluded that Hungary …
Every Little Loophole Helps: Criticism as Tesco shareholders reap benefits of stockpiling
Tesco has declared a midyear dividend of £315m, …
Big Tech Bullies: US report accuses technology giants of antitrust violations
A US congressional report has alleged that Amazon, …
Footballing Finances: Transfer spending slashed as the end looms for some football clubs
As football attempts to tackle the economic effects …
VAT’s Not Fair: Subway bread is not (tax-exempt) bread
The Irish Supreme Court has ruled that Subway …
Customer Service Skills Needed: Unless you’re a Stoic
A Lidl employee has successfully argued that a …
Breaking the Bank: Moonpig sends greetings to investment banks
Lockdown has seen a very successful turn of …
Downing Street: Rolling the dice on gambling reform?
Seeking to modernise and reform gambling laws, the …