

Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill
Assisted dying and the right to die have been at the forefront of debate for decades. There have been many high profile legal cases challenges since the turn of the millennium including: Diane Pretty, Debbie Purdy, Tony Nicklinson and Noel Conway. It is, quite understandably, a highly emotive subject. Most recently, the debate has occurred before Parliament through the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill ( ‘the Bill’ ) which was introduced by Kim Leadbeater MP. The Bill


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...


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...


'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...


Asbestos: The Silent Killer
Asbestos is a material that was widely used as a building material between approximately 1950 - 1970. Whilst asbestos can be dangerous,...


Non-Disclosure Agreements
A Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) is a legal contract between two or more parties. It signifies that the relationship between them is...


Botched Blood Donations
Scandal has struck the NHS once again. It recently transpired that infected blood had been given to patients in the past. Consequently,...


Gig Economy Inquiry
This year has been filled with developments in the employment law sphere. One particular area of employment which has received...


The War of the Memes
There has recently been much debate over a prospective Copyright Directive (the Directive) within the jurisdiction of the European Union...


Murderers & The Right to be Forgotten
Advances in technology over the last few decades have enabled users to share information more freely. As a result of a few clicks, users...













