Plans to overhaul the EU’s copyright laws were presented in Strasbourg this week.
Read moreKey changes in employment law need close examination
Red tape may be a bugbear but it could prove costly if you get it wrong.
Read moreCAB calls for new laws to protect tenants
The rights of those renting from private landlords are still “stuck in the dark ages”, according to a damning new report.
Read moreCase demonstrates why people shouldn’t be complacent about divorce
A man who has been warned that he could be jailed for bigamy has claimed he didn’t realise his first divorce had not been completed.
Read moreWill it be a case of a New Year – new social media policy?
In what is thought to be the first such case involving Twitter, the Employment Appeal Tribunal has overturned an Employment Judge’s decision that an employee was unfairly dismissed after posting offensive tweets.
Read moreCopyright claim fools Facebook users
A bogus message that has spread like wildfire on Facebook has helped propagate the myth that social media sites own the copyright to content that people put online.
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