The High Court in HM Solicitor General v Stephen Yaxley-Lennon,1 ordered the committal to prison of the defendant, who goes by the name...
At the end of October, the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act (the 'Act') received Royal Assent. As reported here, this Act...
It may have taken longer than many anticipated, but the Online Safety Bill has now passed its final parliamentary debate in the House of...
Following consultations with media organisations, industry representatives, and other parties, the Independent Commissioner's Office...
Background On the 1st of July, Twitter owner Elon Musk introduced the concept of 'rate limits', restricting the number of tweets that...
Judges are to be given greater powers to dismiss lawsuits known as SLAPPs, through government amendments to the Economic Crime and...
Today marks the first day of a four-day hearing in which Mr Justice Nicklin will decide if claims by Prince Harry, Sir Elton John,...
FGX -v- Gaunt [2023] EWHC 419 (KB) A High Court judge has ordered a man to pay damages of £97,041.61 after he secretly filmed his partner...
After visiting 25 law firms, including those who work on both the claimant and defendant side, the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA)...
The Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) has recently issued a warning notice against the use of a type of abusive litigation known as...
The year that saw the world's richest man buy Twitter also saw a flurry of defamation claims born of social media. Perhaps the most high...
Following Rebekah Vardy's defamation claim against Coleen Rooney being dismissed by the High Court in June, the case hit the headlines...