30 Sep, 2019 Smart Energy show ASA investigations can be an opportunity, rather than a threat By Brinsley Dresden An adjudication published by the Advertising Standards Authority last week is a great example of a brand successfully turning the threat...
30 Sep, 2019 What can Ireland learn from the Dubs By Passle Group Contrast the last 5 minutes of Ireland’s RWC match against Japan on Saturday, with this years first match between Dublin and Kerry in the...
26 Sep, 2019 Till death us do part.... By Emma Green If ever there were reason to accelerate divorce law reform Parliament only need review the case of the Taylors and how one person's...
25 Sep, 2019 Can legal expenses insurance help the "forgotten middle" secure greater access to justice? By Robyn Watson A new report from the IBA suggests that greater uptake of legal expenses insurance by individuals could increase access to justice for...
25 Sep, 2019 When Is The Use of Artificial Intelligence Appropriate? By Simon Deane-Johns Last week the Society for Computers and Law hosted Professor Barry O'Sullivan's excellent overview of the technologies that comprise...
25 Sep, 2019 Court gives welcome guidance on scope of CVAs By Mario Betts Debenhams won the approval of its creditors, as well as the majority of its landlords, to go ahead with a CVA back in May this year....
25 Sep, 2019 Supreme consequences for family law? By Passle Group The Supreme Court decision yesterday has, understandably received extensive and prominent coverage and, it's fair to say, has been...
24 Sep, 2019 The concept of "work" in France is broader than you might expect... By Passle Group A French company has been held liable for the death of an employee who died from a heart attack after having sex while on a business...
24 Sep, 2019 Brexit and access to information By Passle Group The UK Government has recently ramped up its public access to information on Brexit with its "Get Ready for Brexit" campaign, which is...
18 Sep, 2019 Mental Health Should Be At Forefront Of Family Law Children Cases, Lawyers Urge By Passle Group Fundamental changes are needed in the family courts in order to prioritise mental health in children and parents, with lawyers urging...
18 Sep, 2019 Fosters Radio Ad: It's not sexist, but is it racist? By Brinsley Dresden Today, the ASA has added another decision to its burgeoning collection of adjudications about the new gender stereotyping rule. And this...
18 Sep, 2019 Just a bit of light therapy? ASA takes a dimmer view By Geraint Lloyd-Taylor In March this year, a member of the public viewed the website of Light Therapy Revolution. They found a range of medical claims, and...
15 Sep, 2019 Targeted social media approved by ASA By Brinsley Dresden A pattern is now emerging of the ASA rejecting complaints about social media campaigns for restricted products, such as HFSS and alcohol,...
12 Sep, 2019 Later Life Marriages Bucking Trend In Latest ONS Stats By Passle Group Older generations are continuing to get married and defy a decline in marriage rates, according to new statistics. The research,...
12 Sep, 2019 Where Would You Find A Yellow Hammer...? By Simon Deane-Johns With the threat of "No Deal Brexit" refusing to go away, the UK government is busily resisting many proceedings, including Parliamentary...
11 Sep, 2019 Revolut hints at new ‘payments and technology hub’ in Ireland By Mike Brennan Digital challenger bank Revolut has said it is considering a new ‘payments and technology hub’ in Ireland, praising the country’s tech...