The Court of Appeal has recently handed down a pivotal decision in Limbu & others v Dyson Technology, Dyson Limited & Dyson Manufacturing...
Qualitative technology is a research method that uses non-numerical data to understand how people use digital technology. It involves...
In recent years, there has been an increased focus on the issue of business and human rights. This has led to a number of regulatory...
Two years after the proposal was first introduced to the European Parliament, the EU Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive...
The Court of Appeal handed down, on 29 November 2023, its long-awaited decision on whether the court could order parties to mediate or...
Last week the Court of Appeal was asked to consider a question many independent dispute resolution bodies have wanted answered for over...
It may have taken longer than many anticipated, but the Online Safety Bill has now passed its final parliamentary debate in the House of...
More than 2,000 Swiss women are taking their government to the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) over climate change in the case of...
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,...
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...
The High Court recently refused an application for a Norwich Pharmacal order to reveal the names of anonymous signatories to a defamatory...