2018 was all about the GDPR implementing compliance measures, particularly for security, marketing, data collections, records and processes.
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Q&A with Trevor Cook
Bloomsbury Professional catch up with lawyer and author, Trevor Cook.
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Employment and Pensions Law (8 April – 22 April)
Employment News Gender pay reporting ‘flawed in principle’, says statistics body People Management – 12 April Recent proposals released by the Royal Statistical Society (RSS) have given ten...
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IP & IT Law (8 April – 22 April)
IP & IT News Facebook bans UK far right groups and leaders BBC News – 18 April Individuals and organisations such as the British National Party and Nick Griffin, the English Defence League and the...
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Domestic abuse
A plea for flexibility of definition The government’s Transforming the Response to Domestic Abuse Consultation Response and Draft Bill January 2019 ...
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Immigration Law (1 April – 15 April)
Immigration News Home Office apologises for sharing EU citizens' email addresses The Guardian – 11 April The Home Office has apologised for a data breach, after it accidently shared the details of...
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Family Law (1 April – 15 April)
Family News New care applications received by Cafcass in March fell by nearly 10 per cent Family Law Week – 11 April Cafcass has reported a 9.9% drop in new care applications during March 2019,...
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From Mystery to Transparency
In a post derived from his recent participation in the 2019 Putney Debates, Paul Magrath of ICLR explains the various ways in which judges promote public understanding and respect for what they...
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Bloomsbury Family Law Briefing: April Teaser
Top five cases LR v A Local Authority & Ors [2019] EWCA Civ 525 (31 January 2019) – Foster carer (LR) appeal: order for 20-month-old child to be sent to Poland stayed. Judge had failed to take...
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Bloomsbury International Arbitration Briefing: April Teaser
CL v SCG [2019] HKCFI 398 [Hong Kong] In an important judgment considering the enforcement of arbitral awards in Hong Kong, the Court was required to make a determination on a preliminary issue as...
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