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According to Government statistics, over 20% of the UK's population live with a long term illness, impairment or disability, and EU data indicates that 5% of EU citizens do not use the internet at all because of a disability...

The Government has recently issued updated guidance which provides some clarity on the position of EU nationals in a ‘no deal' Brexit scenario...

It's a common problem – the information that has to be provided to consumers about data privacy and the contractual terms they are signing up to is long and detailed...

The Government has recently confirmed that in a "no-deal" Brexit scenario free movement will end on 31 October 2019...

Brands immediately stimulate emotions. That is why they are so powerful – they communicate to customers directly. No need for a detailed explanation. They create images of past experiences – and football brands are no exception...

German electronic band Kraftwerk's 1970s song “Metall auf Metall” might have been consigned to music history, but use of a sample in a 1997 rap release led to a 20-year legal battle...

The EU has overhauled its rules on drone use. The new laws will mean that there is a common framework for drone flights...

When hiring for business-critical roles, a tightly worded non-compete clause is often an important element in the contract...

The UK's data privacy regulator, the ICO, has started issuing notices of intention to fine data controllers under the GDPR for data breaches...

In the era of athleisure fashion, sportswear branding is a highly valuable asset...

Employment relationships are more fluid and complex than they used to be. The traditional model of a long-term employee paid to do inventive work throughout their career is less common than it once was. So what does that mean for ownership of inventions?...

A new EU Regulation on cybersecurity promises a more coordinated approach across Europe...