Landmark copyright judgment backs hyperlinks – with conditions
CJEU says links can be posted without copyright owner’s consent so long as not for financial gain.
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£14bn damages claim filed against MasterCard
MasterCard says it intends to vigorously oppose the biggest collective action in history.
Hillsborough lawyers unveil bill to hold authorities to account
Families of tragedy’s victims back legislation setting out what is expected of those in power.
Scotland edges towards Jackson costs rule
Bill will introduce sliding caps for success fee agreements in personal injury and other civil actions.
No limit on deferred prosecutions – SFO
Cooperation with authorities crucial, Cambridge symposium hears.
Land Registry sell-off dropped from infrastructure bill
Government says no decision has yet been taken on privatisation.
BSB takes next step towards ABS licensing
Regulator tenders for intervention agents ahead of fomal approval as licensing body.
Bar takes next step towards ABS licensing
Regulator tenders for intervention agents ahead of formal approval as licensing body.
Liz Truss fields first questions as justice secretary
Lord chancellor tight-lipped on Human Rights Act reform in parliamentary questions session.
Law centres to challenge rights helpline contract
Government contract to operate Equality Advisory and Support Service helpline expires at the end of this month.