On the 20th of March this year, the Information Commissioner’s Office (“ICO”) fined Flybe £70,000 for its breaches of the Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations 2003 (which I’ll call the “Regulations”).

Part of the fine imposed by the ICO was as a result of ...

In the recent case of Goodlife Foods Limited v Hall Fire Protection Limited the Technology and Construction Court took a fresh look at the often discussed question of what is a “reasonable” exclusion...

Andrew Boxer, a cycle courier, started working for Excel Group Services Limited (“Excel”) in September 2013.

On the 22nd of March 2016 Mr Boxer bought a claim...

HCA International Ltd, a private health company, has been fined £200,000.00 by the Information Commissioner’s Office (“ICO”) because they failed to...

You may be surprised to hear that “argos.com” isn’t owned by the well-known retailer, but by an American company called...

olls-Royce, the engine manufacturing company, is set to have to pay a huge fine of £671m to the UK and Brazilian authorities.

The fine results from claims against the company relating to bribery and corruption and...

t happens, unfortunately. Contracts are concluded and important terms are either not agreed at all or are not sufficiently clear to avoid a dispute later.

The Court of Appeal recently decided that...

With the General Data Protection Regulation (known as "GDPR") racing towards us, the Information Commissioner's Office ("ICO") has ...

In a recent case heard in the High Court, Idemitsu Kosan Co., Ltd -v- Sumitomo Corporation [2016], it was held that statements of fact...

The European Court of Justice (“ECJ”) recently ruled on the power of national courts to enforce password protection on Wi-Fi networks.

With the UK leaving the EU following the Brexit vote, it seems like a good time to consider what effects this will have...

On Tuesday the 12th of July the EU Commission announced that it had formerly adopted the new Privacy Shield as a replacement for...

On the 6th of July the European Parliament gave its endorsement to legislation which will impose security and reporting obligations on ...

The Brussels Court of Appeal has said that Belgian data protection rules couldn’t prevent Facebook from storing data belonging to non-users which Facebook says...

Kanye West, along with S. Carter Enterprises, the company which owns Tidal, the artist-owned music streaming service which Jay-Z purchased in 2015, is being sued...

A few days ago Facebook announced its intention to appeal against a court ruling ordering the social media giant to stop tracking the online activities of non-Facebook users in Belgium who..