Included in this edition of Data & Privacy News: Mock Data Breach and GDPR Investigation Event; Facebook fined £4 billion by Federal Trade Commission

Here, AG's head of EVs, Paul Dight, looks at recent developments in the sector and the proposed new legislation designed to bring the UK closer to

On 11 July 2019 National Grid published their annual Future Energy Scenarios (known as FES). This article gives a general overview and we will follow

An overview of practical considerations for protecting attorney-client communications in United Kingdom - England & Wales (England & Wales), including the scope of protection available, exclusions and best practices.

It has been a few months since the Supreme Court handed down its much-anticipated judgment in Lungowe v Vedanta on the potential scope of parent

Welcome to our monthly Transport Update, bringing you links to the major developments relevant to the transport industry. Air Quality Clean Air Zones

The High Court has determined that there is no bar to a litigation friend of a child or other protected party being held liable for costs, whether

An offer to settle intended to be made under CPR 36 must be made in accordance with rule 36.5 in order to have the cost consequences specified in

A claim form was issued on 19 June 2017, which was the last day of the six-year limitation period for the claim. Whilst often a defendant will

Lord Briggs' Civil Courts Structure Review in 2016 saw greater use of technology and online legal proceedings as an opportunity for beneficial reform

Re-examining a significant issue, the High Court has decided that claims for legal advice privilege are, in principle, subject to a dominant purpose

The Supreme Court's decision in Lachaux v Independent Print 2019 UKSC 27 delivers long-awaited clarification of the "serious harm" threshold

Quantum meruit, or "the amount he deserves" is a remedy that conceptually allows for restitution, where a party has requested services from another

A recent judgment (The Chartered Institute of Arbitrators v B and Others 2019 EWHC (Comm)) highlights an exception to the general principle of

The defendant solicitors in Moda International Brands v Gateley LLP 2019 EWHC 1326 were Gateley LLP (the Solicitors) and the claimants were their

Invista Textiles (UK) Ltd and another company v Botes and others 2019 EWHC 1086 (Ch) (12 April 2019) (unrep) In a recent High Court costs judgment

Where one company in a group procures goods or services on which other members of the corporate group depend, or from which they benefit, can the

The Government has confirmed that it will extend protection from redundancy to apply from the point a women tells her employer that she is pregnant

The Government is consulting on ways to improve support to parents to balance work and family-life, including a potential shake-up of parental leave

With the Brexit situation remaining uncertain, we explore developments in relation to the settlement scheme for EU workers, Tier 2 and the UK's