The COVID-19 pandemic has thrown the shortcomings of the Authority into sharp relief. Overburdened and under-equipped, the CMA's ability to enforce the law is weakening.
The ruling is a blow against the social media giant’s data collection systems and the broadness with which they are allowed to operate without user consent.
An in-depth legal look at why the UK government's Future Fund is not providing the relief that start-ups need to survive the COVID-19 crisis and what more effective solutions may exist.
The UK’s highest court upheld a ruling that multilateral interchange fees unfairly restrict competition, opening the way for retailers to receive potentially billions of pounds in damages.
With COVID-19 having now been recognised as a 'force majeure' event in French case law, we examine the landmark ruling and what it implies for commercial litigation.
We speak with Advocate Ra’ed Qawasmeh, the contract and legal advice manager at Truth Law Firm, where he briefly outlines the contract strategies you should adopt when constructing a commercial contract and the important clauses to include, as well as discussing the law firm at which he practises, sharing how having a ‘dream team’ helps […]
Marat discusses how a strategy is important when dealing with disputes which fall across many jurisdictions, and the importance of a good team when handling challenging situations abroad. Do you often have cases whereby Russian individuals or entities invest in companies based abroad? Generally, yes. Of course, one cannot fail to notice that the measures […]
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