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Investor-State Dispute Settlement: Stormy Waters
Posted on 25 February 2015 by
What were supposed to be the placid waters of investor-State dispute settlement (ISDS) are now as stormy as the waters it was intended to calm.
Revenge porn: law moving in right direction but still some way to go
Posted on 23 February 2015 by
The government wants to send a clear signal that sharing images without consent is unacceptable; the challenge is keeping up with technology.
Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it’s a drone – and it might be infringing your privacy rights
Posted on 18 February 2015 by Carter-Ruck
Do we want a world in which drones fly over our garden walls without permission, photographing whatever their digital cameras behold?
FX derivatives losses: What you need to know to help clients
Posted on 13 February 2015 by Carter-Ruck
You've read about the huge fines the regulators have levied on banks for manipulating forex benchmarks, but how do those businesses affected by bank misconduct recover their losses?
Sorry seems to be the hardest word
Posted on 12 February 2015 by
A swift and genuine apology, which reflects the gravity of the libel in question, can go a long way to countering reputational damage, whereas a late, dismissive or obviously calculated apology, will often backfire.
Reputational Limbo
Posted on 04 February 2015 by
If you have been arrested but not charged, does the public have the right to know? Those who are named in the press before they are even charged suffer serious and sometimes irreparable reputational harm.
