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14 May 2019

The open road ahead: how autonomous vehicles could reshape the insurance landscape

Self-driving cars are becoming a reality, but few jurisdictions have specific legislation governing autonomous vehicles. As litigation increases, it falls to the courts and insurers to navigate the changing landscape, creating a golden opportunity for practitioners to make their mark.   

09 May 2019

Bad influence? The insidious rise of social media marketing

The significant increase in the use of influencer marketing, particularly in the health and wellbeing industry, has had such an effect on the public , that we've looked to Lexology to see what controls are already in place and what brand owners should bear in mind before engaging influencers to market their products.   

08 May 2019

Clip it, share it

As part of our user functionality tools, our clipping tool helps you to collect the relevant bits of information or images you need as part of your task.   

02 May 2019

Lexology Scorecard: April 2019

At Lexology, our archive of legal articles has just surpassed 830,000, with our engaged audience working across all industry sectors. In this scorecard, we look at key data from April 2019 on Lexology.   

01 May 2019

Cutting the cord: the rise of Netflix and other OTT streaming services

The rise of over-the-top (OTT) subscription-based services has challenged traditional powerhouses such as film studios and record labels. This blog explores these trends in the TMT sector with help from some of Lexology’s contributing firms, offering key insights and advice on what the future has in store for the industry.   

24 April 2019

A single-use plastic sea change?

With Netflix’s recent release of Our Planet and last year’s Blue Planet II, the so-called Attenborough effect has pushed the global plastic pollution problem to the forefront of the public consciousness. With plastic consumption predicted to double in the United Kingdom over the next 20 years and an estimated 12 billion tonnes of plastic waste expected to make its way to landfill or into the natural environment by 2050, drastic measures are required.   


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