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Sing it with me: "It's fun to say it so: WHYYYY - A - S - A?"
I tend to have a pop at the ASA for taking on the role of the UK’s very own morality police.
It’s not something I enjoy doing (well,...
War-torn: how are rights holders ripping up their Russian affiliated sponsorship deals?
The war in Ukraine is having a devastating impact on millions of lives, and the sports business community is, generally, taking a strong...
European Commission proposes stronger consumer rules for online financial services
Over the last 20 years, distance marketing of consumer financial services has changed rapidly. New players (such as fintech companies)...
High Court rules no contract formed when bet made at mistakenly higher stake... even if they win!
The High Court has recently ruled in an interesting case about contract formation in the gambling sector.
Although the decision was...
Queen’s Speech 2022: What tech and commercial lawyers need to know
The UK government set out its plans for a new legislative programme via the Queen’s Speech on 11 May 2022.
This article summarises...
ECJ considers if traders must give consumers pre-contractual information about manufacturer guarantees
In Case C-179/21 Victorinox, the ECJ recently considered whether a trader’s (Absoluts bikes and more GmbH & Co) Amazon page, which...
What the actual FUDGE?!
**WARNING: This post quotes the Advertising Standards Authority using actual, hard-core swear words... again! No advertisers swore in the...
The Queen's Speech - what is it, and why does it matter?
It's a fair question. For those unfamiliar with the UK's quirky political traditions, such as the Queen's Speech, here's a little insight:
More scrapping over data scraping
Whilst scraping data from websites is a common business practice the world over, there are a number of thorny legal issues which...
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