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Data Protection Law Software & Technology

February 10, 2020

InsurTech – Big Data, AI and Web Scraping

While InsurTech is disrupting the traditional means by which insurance products and services are provided and accessed by consumers, it also gives rise to a range of regulatory concerns, in…

Corporate Law

January 23, 2020

IR35 – New Rules

IR35 (also known as the ‘off-payroll working rules’) is legislation that tackles what HMRC regards as ‘disguised employment’. Last Autumn, the government confirmed that IR35 would be extended to the…

Data Protection Law

July 14, 2019

Data Protection Impact Assessment: How To Perform One

Following our blog on whether an organisation needs to perform a data protection impact assessment (DPIA), we now explore EU guidance on how to perform one.

Data Protection Law

July 4, 2019

What is the meaning of a DPIA?

A data protection impact assessment (DPIA) is mandatory for some organisations who process personal data and need to be carried out before the processing begins

French Law

June 25, 2019

Faire du Business au Royaume-Uni – Petit guide pratique

Le Royaume-Uni a une longue histoire de commerce avec la France et, malgré le Brexit, reste un endroit attractif pour faire des affaires.

Contract Law

June 14, 2019

Unsigned Contract? – it may be binding anyway

An unsigned contract is often thought of as being harmless. It is a common belief that if a written contract is not signed, it cannot govern an agreement between the…

Contract Law

May 18, 2019

Restraint of Trade in Commercial Contracts

Restraint of trade is a complex area of law. The general principle, under English law, is that individuals and organisations should be free to carry on their business however they…

Contract Law

March 30, 2019

Representations and warranties: what’s the difference?

On the face of it, representations and warranties can appear very similar. However, understanding the difference between the two can have a dramatic effect on how a claim plays out…

Construction Law Software & Technology

March 20, 2019

Liquidated damages – are they payable even when the contractor does not complete the works?

Liquidated damages clauses are often found in construction or software contracts. Due to the nature of these types of contracts, court proceedings to determine general damages for a breach of…

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InsurTech – Big Data, AI and Web Scraping

IR35 – New Rules

Data Protection Impact Assessment: How To Perform One

What is the meaning of a DPIA?

Faire du Business au Royaume-Uni – Petit guide pratique

Unsigned Contract? – it may be binding anyway

Restraint of Trade in Commercial Contracts

Representations and warranties: what’s the difference?

Liquidated damages – are they payable even when the contractor does not complete the works?

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