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Director accessory liability examined: UK Supreme Court unanimously finds directors not liable for the company’s trademark infringement
The UK’s Supreme Court has unanimously allowed the appeal of two directors who had been ordered to account for profits…
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Understanding the MOVEit data breach: navigating long tail liability risks in the wake of cyber incidents
The fallout from the 2023 MOVEit data breach has sent reverberations throughout the legal landscape, serving as a stark reminder…
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A different look for data protection litigation
On 15 February 2024, the UK Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT) published its latest judgment in the Dr Liza Lovdahl Gormsen…
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AI, data protection and the extraterritorial effect of the UK GDPR
On 15 January 2024, the UK Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) launched its consultation series on generative AI and data protection,…
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Insurance 2024: The year ahead, according to Clyde & Co
Market predictions from Clyde & Co partners around the world include: Greenwashing litigation to increase as mandatory reporting comes into…
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Increased volume of EU class actions forecast for 2024
Clyde & Co is predicting that the EU directive on collective redress will see increased volumes of class actions, notably…
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UK’s ICO turns its attention to Worldcoin crypto project launched by ChatGPT creator
What is Worldcoin? Worldcoin was launched on 24 July 2023 by OpenAI (ChatGPT creator) boss Sam Altman. It is a…
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Law Commission publishes final report on digital assets
On 28 June 2023, the Law Commission in England and Wales published its final report on crypto-tokens and other digital…
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Carriers continue to support MGA model, says Clyde & Co
There is increasing confidence in the global MGA market, with 90% of MGAs and 80% of carriers expecting to increase…
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WTW and Clyde & Co partner on climate liability risk exposures
WTW and Clyde & Co have announced a collaboration that will see the law firm’s climate legal and risk expertise…
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Biodiversity litigation on the rise: Clyde
Climate litigation has potentially stabilised and may be levelling off but biodiversity litigation is set to rise, according to Clyde…
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Insuring the future of Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 strategy for diversifying its economy involves multiple projects that will create huge opportunities for insurers, while…
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‘Martyn’s law’: UK Home Office publishes the draft Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Bill
New draft UK legislation will impose a legal duty on those responsible for public spaces to assess the risks of…
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UK liability claims jump on inflation and new legal tactics, warns Clyde & Co
Rising inflation and new tactics from claimant’s solicitors seeking to maximise damages have seen UK employers’ liability (EL) and public…
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Extending fixed recoverable costs in civil claims: October 2023 implementation confirmed
The recent publication of the minutes of the Civil Procedure Rule Committee’s (CPRC) March 2023 meeting reports important progress towards…
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UK data protection reform back on track
Following a seemingly false start, the reform of UK data protection legislation seems to be back on track with publication…
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SVB collapse sends ripples through the cryptosphere, warns Clyde & Co
Even as this article is being drafted, matters are quickly developing following the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) on…
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Clyde & Co to launch in Italy
Law firm Clyde & Co is expanding in Europe with the launch of an office in Italy after hiring Leonardo…
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Regulators to stamp down further on greenwashing in 2023, warns Clyde
Clyde & Co expects regulators to take a tougher stance on greenwashing this year as stricter regulations come into force.…
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UK firms face double burden of data protection rules post Brexit, warns Clyde & Co
There remains uncertainty about how far the UK government will go in distancing itself from the EU’s GDPR, but law…
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