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Following his ‘Safe Harbor’ victory, Austrian privacy activist Max Schrems is again acting as a thorn in Facebook’s side as he attempts to challenge a variety of its data protection practices.
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A freedom of information request has found that since 2012 nearly 700 child victims of sexual abuse have had payments refused by the CICA.
Figures released by the Government for exclusions in England for the period 2015-2016 show the general trend from the previous year continuing.
As the modern workplace continues to evolve, so too must the principles of vicarious liability.
The case of David Lynch v Ed Walker Racing Ltd involved a stable hand employed by the defendant, who was riding a horse when it was spooked.
If trends in recruitment and retention continue, the pay framework for school teachers may need to be increased beyond the 1% cap.
There was tough talking this week from Sir Stuart Etherington, the Chief Executive of the National Council for Voluntary Organisations, who recommended “naming and shaming” those charities who refused (or didn’t respond) to requests to contribute to the Fundraising Regulator’s work.
In a construction law case, the issue between parties was whether the standstill agreements acted to suspend the running of limitation period, or to extend the period.
The importance of trustee compliance has been emphasised by the Charity Commission in its Case Report of the National Hereditary Breast Cancer Helpline.
In Jeffrey Ross Blue v Michael James Wallace Ashley & Times Newspapers LTD [2017] the Court considered whether witness statements prepared for trial and included in an interim hearing bundle could be made available to the public in advance.
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