Google has agreed to amend its global advertising business in a bid to prevent an abuse of power. The move nods toward antitrust pressures for the first time in a substantial settlement with French authorities. It is hoped that the deal could help to stabilise the power dynamic within advertising in favour of publishers who […]
With the UK having exited the European Union, practitioners in England and Wales have new considerations to make while pursuing cross-border disputes. Below, Simon Vumbaca explores what has changed.
Who is right and who is wrong? Nicholas Scott and Jade Brooks of Blaser Mills Law offer some insights on this dispute and how it could have been avoided.
In May, the UK government released its long-awaited Online Safety Bill, which aims to provide a framework for identifying and removing harmful content from the internet. Greta Barkle and Guevara Leacock of the Data Protection team at BCL Solicitors analyse the draft Bill and offer their insights as to what it means for companies operating in the UK.
After repeated public disputes over the contracted delivery of COVID-19 vaccine doses, the EU is taking legal action against the UK-based pharmaceutical giant.
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