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Uber gets fined for breach
Uber has received a fine totalling £385,000 for a serious contravention of principle seven of the Data Protection Act 1998. Whilst this...
NJM Clothing vs Towcester Racecourse
In March 2018, the court considered the NOA in NJM Clothing Ltd, Ross Higgins v Fashion Design Solutions Ltd and Asis Couture [2018] EWHC...
Insights from the Northern Power Futures Festival
I felt very privileged to be invited to attend the Northern Power Futures Festival last weekend as a panel speaker talking about the 'Art...
Growth in Scale Ups In LCR
Hopefully these figures (showing 10% plus growth in scale-ups and employment in scale-ups) published by the Liverpool City Region LEP are...
Tottenham Hotspur receive warning
The Advertising Standards Agency (ASA) has warned Tottenham Hotspur to ‘avoid making claims in future advertising that they cannot...
ICO gains power to fine directors for nuisance calls
An amendment to the e-Privacy Regulations (often known as PECR), laid before Parliament last Friday, grants the ICO the power to fine...
Review in the impact of Japanese Knotweed
Following on from a case against Network Rail earlier this year, the Government is launching a review on the impact of the invasive plant...
The future of sustainable food?
Sainsbury's is to become the first major UK retailer to stock insect based snacks.
Over 2 billion people eat insects as part of their...
Northern Power Futures Festival
I am delighted to be on the panel at the Northern Power Futures Festival taking place next week in Manchester.
Our panel will be...
Gig Economy: It’s Deliveroo’s turn to be in the spotlight
In the latest case focusing on employment status in the gig economy the Independent Workers Union of Great Britain (IWGB) is seeking to...
How well are UK businesses coping with cybersecurity breaches?
According to a government survey, almost half of UK businesses experienced at least one cybersecurity attack last year.
Statistics...
Gig Economy latest: Addison Lee drivers are workers
The EAT has ruled that private hire drivers working for Addison Lee are workers, not self-employed contractors. In doing so the EAT has...
Anfield expands its Rugby Offering
Liverpool FC was granted temporary permission by Liverpool City Council in September of this year to host concerts at Anfield over the...
Business development for dentists starting with the littlest patients
An interesting take on business development for a dental practice is to focus your business on the younger generation.
At Brabners we...
More money, more problems? The scrapping of the Swedish Derogation by May and its impact on recruitment businesses
Forget those awkward dance moves that had us all smiling recently, Theresa May has shown she now means business with a series of new...
GDPR Effects on M&A Deals
A recent report by Merrill Corporation has found that the new General Data Protection Regulations, which came into effect in May this...
A New Approach for the Liverpool City Region?
I attended an excellent event put on by the Combined Authority for the Liverpool City Region on Friday for the launch of the new approach...
Facebook has a "very disturbing disregard" for the data of British citizens...
Facebook may find themselves in significant difficulty following evidence given by Elizabeth Denham, the UK Information Commissioner, to...
USA Gymnastics likely to lose status as national governing body
The US Olympic Committee (USOC) has begun proceedings to remove USA Gymnastics (USAG) as the sport's governing body. In an open letter...
Is your business ready for Making Tax Digital?
Making Tax Digital is a key part of the government's plans to modernise the UK tax system.
HMRC's ambition is to become one of the most...
Counterfeit Poppy Warning
The UK Intellectual Property Office (UKIPO) has warned that thousands of counterfeit charity pin badge poppies could be in circulation in...
WORKSHOP FOR CHARITIES: the Charity Commission's approach to handling serious incident reports
The Association of Chairs is running an afternoon event on this topic for charity Chairs and Vice Chairs at Tilney Liverpool (Royal Liver...
Brabners family law team scores hat trick of accolades
This week has seen the Brabners family law team receive recognition for their expertise in three separate legal directories. The team...
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