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Journalist sues Facebook for ‘losing control’ of personal data in class action claim

Thursday, 11 February 2021, 18:46 By Alston Asquith

Facebook is facing a class action claim that is being led by the journalist and television writer Peter Jukes on behalf of around a million people for allowing the harvesting of personal data. Jukes claims that his data was compromised by This Is Your Digital Life (TIYDL), a third-party app, …

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Ocado free to pursue solicitor for contempt after telling IT manager to “burn” evidence

Wednesday, 10 February 2021, 19:42 By Alston Asquith

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Ocado, the online grocery service, has welcomed the decision by the Court of Appeal which permits it to proceed with committal proceedings against the solicitor Raymond McKeeve for contempt of court after instructing an IT manager to "burn" an internal messaging system. Background to the Ocado …

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Gamestop – The myth (and truth) of the short saga

Tuesday, 9 February 2021, 14:00 By Alston Asquith

GameStop

In the last couple of weeks, the GameStop stock seems to have caused a collective obsession, as we’ve watched events unfold with rapt attention. It’s easy to see why the saga has caused such a stir, but what is the truth behind it all? The GameStop saga explained (simply)... Basically, the …

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Trustpilot review deemed libellous results in law firm successfully winning damages

Friday, 5 February 2021, 13:07 By Alston Asquith

libellous trustpilot review

The general public was sent a stark reminder that dissatisfaction with a service is not justification for libellous statements online when a customer was hit with a £25,000 damages ruling after posting a libellous Trustpilot review that the law firm Summerfield Browne was "another scam …

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What are a director’s duties during the insolvency of a company?

Friday, 20 March 2020, 13:54 By Alston Asquith

Directors Duties & Insolvency

By law, when a company becomes insolvent, then the director of that company will have a duty not to the shareholders, but to their creditors. This means that your first priority as a director is now to recoup your creditors' money, as well as acting, to the best of your ability, in a way which does …

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