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Insights Paul Stone

Focus Antitrust - 16 October 2019

The latest edition of our regular Focus Antitrust update.
Insights Tanya Wilkie

A Sign of the times - When might your email sign-off bind you to a contract?

Commentary on the Case of Neocleous v Rees [2019] EWHC 2462 (Ch)
Insights Paul Stone

Focus Antitrust - 9 October 2019

The latest edition of our regular Focus Antitrust update.
Insights Mark Bailey

Operational Resilience – Financial Services and Telecommunications

The UK government and regulators have been increasing their focus on operational resilience and its impact on the economy.
Insights Paul Stone

Focus Antitrust - 26 September 2019

The latest edition of our regular Focus Antitrust update.
Insights Peter Byrd

ECJ Ruling on EU Trade Mark Jurisdiction: Online Infringers Can No Longer ‘Hide’ From Justice

An ECJ ruling clarifies the power of EU Trade Mark Courts in Member States.
Insights Paul Stone

Focus Antitrust - 18 September 2019

The latest edition of our regular Focus Antitrust update.
Insights Freddie Law

Is #ad no longer enough?

The Advertising Standards Authority (“ASA”) recently published a report entitled 'The Labelling of influencer advertising'
Insights Christina Fleming

ICO updates guidance on timescales for responding to data subject access requests

The ICO updated its guidance on timescales for responding to a subject access request, as well as other individual rights requests.
Insights Paul Stone

Focus Antitrust - 5 September 2019

The latest edition of our regular Focus Antitrust update.
Insights Jonathan Hyman

Friday Night’s Alright For Football (But Monday Isn’t…)

The Friday evening kick-off and was only confirmed a week before by an ‘interim’ ruling of a judge in a Madrid commercial court.
Insights Tessa Newman

Thumbs up – A company that embeds the Like button on its website can be considered a data controller jointly with Facebook

Companies that embed the Facebook “Like” button within their website pages can be considered as a joint data controller.
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