Tom Webb

The Court of Appeal has quashed a finding that a gaming brand did not obtain proper consent to direct marketing from a data subject who was addicted to gambling.

Regulators are expecting companies to align contracts, written policies and public statements with how their businesses actually run.

Companies face the risk of class action litigation in four main legal areas in the EU's leading class action forum.

Developments in the US, Brazil and UK underscore the importance of investing in proper cybersecurity and pay gap compliance, and treating corporate DEI programmes with care.

The prolific musician and artist’s first major solo show, ‘These Thoughts May Disappear’, is now on view at Newport Street...

Significant regulatory updates from Turkey and the US will affect workplace monitoring, imports and DEI programmes.

A novel lawsuit has seen the Court of Appeal calibrate how to assess whether personal data processing was fair following litigation by businessman Dale Vince against the publisher of the Daily Mail.

The High Court is hearing a challenge by Carter-Ruck against a document request by the Solicitors Regulation Authority which, the law firm says, unlawfully requires the disclosure of material subject to legal professional privilege.

Recent court rulings may cost claimants their freezing orders for improper conduct, reopen a Canadian damages fight over destroyed evidence, and free Delaware public benefit corporation boards from certain duties.

The EU’s highest court has issued a privacy-friendly ruling that is likely to delay access to shareholder due diligence information.