

Compensation or Compliance? The Courts’ Take on GDPR Breaches
In an ever-increasingly digital world, reducing the chance of data leaks is crucial. As technology is freely available and touches the...


Mazur & Stuart v Charles Russell Speechleys LLP
The issues over rights of audience and the conduct of litigation have been raised regularly over recent years. Most recently, the High...


Inference and Evidence: AI’s Place in Civil Litigation
Artificial intelligence (‘AI’) is increasingly becoming integrated into daily life, so it is important to pause and consider the...


Notes from the Fringe: Can Explanatory Notes Explain Parliament?
One issue which can cause difficulties for parties to litigation, and indeed the Court, is when a piece of legislation drafted by...


Home Truths: What the Renters' Rights Bill Really Means for Tenants and Landlords
This post looks at the rights for both tenants and landlords under the proposed new legislation.


Petition vs Vagrancy Act 1824
Newell Legal are delighted to announce that Jake's petition, whereby he seeks to challenge the relevance of The Vagrancy Act 1824, has...


Newell Legal: Blog Awards Event
Dear Reader, As previously announced, Newell Legal are finalists for the UK Blog Awards 2019. We are one of four blogs competing in...


A Shift In UK Politics
UK politics has been the centre of attention over the last few years, largely due to the growing tensions between and within the...


'The Right to Repair'
Repairing a household appliance is always stressful. It can be time consuming and hard to fit into a busy schedule. These issues are...


Assaults on Emergency Workers
Assault is an offence that has been part of English criminal law for centuries. It is a ‘common law’ offence, meaning that it has not...













