The ongoing invasion by the Russian Federation may seem hundreds of miles away. However, lawyers need to be getting prepared for approaches from sanctioned Russian persons requiring advice.
On 24th February 2022 news emerged of a Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal ruling striking off a solicitor and bringing the curtain down on an illustrious forty-three year career.
Tiktoks have gone viral regarding events of sexual threats, assaults, and abuse being performed by one or more people on the online metaverse simulation. Sexual harassment and abuse occur in all
Workplace Human Resources department and employers are often charged with assessing the capability, conduct and grievances of their employees. Investigations can often be long, drawn-out, complex and
Suppose you invest your hard-earned money into a public company dreaming of a rich lifestyle, fancy holidays, clothes…the works. For many, the old adage of ‘stock markets go up and down’ comes true,
Arbitration is a dispute resolution method that typically produces a final and binding outcome. Parties can pre-decide to impose a non-binding arbitration agreement. Regarded as an alternative to
On 7th February 2022, the Information Commissioner’s Office announced that it had set up a Consultation exercise to clarify some of the key data protection law concepts that have recently given
SeqOne Genomics, a French digital health start-up specialising in genomic analysis solutions for personalised medicine, has announced a €20 million Series A funding round. Genomic medicine is an
On 4th February 2022, the United States Treasury Department released its study into the art industry, focussing on the rapid increase in the Non-Fungible-Token sector. The risks posed are seen as
