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Buy Now Pay Later: time to come off the fence and change the regulatory perimeter
United Kingdom - February 19 2021 What do your gym membership and your new lockdown winter coat have in common? One will be getting considerably more use than the other currently, but…
Commission publishes draft UK adequacy decision
European Union, United Kingdom - February 19 2021 The European Commission has published its long awaited draft adequacy decision in respect of the United Kingdom. This is the first step in the…
Is it legal to record video meetings?
United Kingdom - August 19 2020 With many employees still working from home, it may be necessary to carry out disciplinaries, grievances, performance and absence meetings…
Listed buildings, their setting and curtilage structures; appearances can be deceptive
United Kingdom - July 3 2020 Listed buildings are offered special protection for national, historic and architectural reasons. This can make any development which might affect…
Notices by email - can contractual notices be issued online?
United Kingdom - June 25 2020 At the start of this year, if you wanted to issue a notice under a contract, you'd probably send a paper document. This would be despatched by…
Schooling in the era of Covid-19 - prosecution of parents?
United Kingdom - June 19 2020 The return of children to schools in the context of the public-health emergency has proved to be a complex issue for governments north and south of…
Stuart Campbell v Kezia Dugdale and the defence of fair comment for defamation in Scotland
United Kingdom - June 16 2020 The recent case of Stuart Campbell v Kezia Dugdale [2020] CSIH 27 has clarified the defence of “fair comment” in defamation actions in Scotland. The…
Advocacy by Brodies at the Movies - The Realities of a Scottish Courtroom
United Kingdom - June 12 2020 The Scottish court system has responded to the COVID-19 pandemic by conducting hearings remotely through telephone or video conferences. My…
Post-Brexit Trade Negotiations - State of Play
European Union, United Kingdom - June 11 2020 Last Friday, the UK and the EU completed the fourth round of negotiations on the future trade and partnership agreement. Statements made by the…
Global views on virtual advocacy
Global - June 11 2020 In the first of a series of interviews with lawyers from around the world, Brodies’ Johanna Boyd asks Rainbow Willard (Counsel of New York firm…
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