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Former Uber security chief faces probation over a data breach cover-up, the US FTC accused Meta of lax parental controls, and Apple and Google join forces to tackle AirTag stalking – plus other key updates.

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Travers Smith LLP | United Kingdom | 12 Apr 2023

Warburton v CC Avon and Somerset: Henderson abuse principle prevents claimant from bringing new proceedings raising additional claims

The Court of Appeal has recently considered the Henderson abuse principle, which precludes a party from raising in subsequent proceedings matters…

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RPC | United Kingdom | 11 Apr 2023

No definitive rules: Court of Appeal clarifies application of Henderson abuse principle

The Court of Appeal rejected an appeal which argued that new claims, based on issues which were "raised but not brought" in previous proceedings, fell outside of the Henderson abuse principle. The Court's decision emphasised that the courts will take a merit-based, non-dogmatic approach when evaluating the application of the Henderson abuse principle to new claims.

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Deloitte Legal | United Kingdom | 13 Mar 2023

How-to guide: How to establish a valid lawful basis for processing personal data under the GDPR (UK)

This guide will inform in-house counsel and private practitioners about the lawful bases upon which personal data can be processed in terms of article 6 of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). This will assist them when advising internal or external clients about these issues.

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Herbert Smith Freehills LLP | United Kingdom | 9 Mar 2023

Part 36 offer to settle “the whole of the claim” did not include claims set out in draft amended pleadings

In a recent Court of Appeal decision, a defendant’s Part 36 offer to settle “the whole of the claim” (which the claimant had accepted) was construed…

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