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Balancing Act: Navigating Privacy Challenges Under UK’s Online Safety Act 2023

The UK’s Online Safety Act (OSA) 2023, which became law on 26 October 2023, imposes extensive new obligations on certain types of online service providers, requiring them to protect their users by identifying, mitigating, and...more

Latest Draft Guidance, Key Features and Insights

On 9 November 2023, the UK Office of Communications (Ofcom) issued its first set of draft guidance on the UK’s long-anticipated Online Safety Act (OSA), which aims to protect online users against illegal and harmful content....more

Landmark Decision Handed Down on ICO’s Responsibilities in Handling Subject Access Requests

On 10 October 2023, the England and Wales Court of Appeal handed down its decision in Delo, R. (On the Application Of) v. The Information Commissioner1, in which it upheld an earlier High Court ruling that the UK’s data...more

United Kingdom: Injunctive Relief Against Persons Unknown – The Ransomware Edition

On 11 July 2023, the English High Court handed down its decision on the claimant’s application in Armstrong Watson LLP v. Persons Unknown, granting judgment in default and final injunctive relief. Specifically, the court...more

Irish Circuit Court Awards Damages for ‘Non-Material’ Harm Under GDPR

On 11 July 2023, the Circuit Court of Ireland awarded 2,000 euros in compensation to a plaintiff seeking ‘non-material damage’ under Article 82 of the General Data Protection Regulation, in what is believed to be the first...more

Under the Cover of an Umbrella (Agreement)?

Last summer, the High Court handed down its judgment in Mackie Motors (Brechin) Limited v. RCI Financial Services Limited, in a case that had far-reaching consequences – not only for automotive dealers across the UK, but also...more

Data Disputes: How UK Class Action Landscape Is Shaping Up

Introduction - The number of class actions brought in the UK is likely to grow considerably in the coming years. In particular, we expect claimant firms to continue making claims for misuse use of data where an issue...more

Blog: High Court rules on the application of suspensive warranty provisions in insurance contracts

In Bluebon Limited (in liquidation) v (1) Ageas (UK) Limited (formerly Fortis Insurance Limited) (2) Aviva Insurance Limited (3) Towergate Underwriting Group Limited [2017] EWHC 3301 (Comm), Mr Justice Bryan held that an...more

Blog: What US GCs Should Know About Drafting International Arbitration Clauses

Preliminary Considerations - Consider likely nature of the dispute. Thinking about what may go wrong with a contract, can be as important as the planning to make it go right. Key issues such as where an arbitration...more

Alert: What US GCs Should Know About Litigation Funding in England & Wales

The situation may be a familiar one: a client with a meritorious claim, but insufficient financial resources (or even C-suite support) to pursue matters. In this tip sheet, we explain how the continued growth of litigation...more

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