Marketer banged up for three years over £90,000 fraud
A marketing manager has been slapped with a three-year prison sentence for defrauding a Cambridgeshire motorsport company she worked for…
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Creative industry AI fightback sinks into ‘murky waters’
The UK creative industry’s attempt to prevent tech giants from exploiting copyrighted work to train AI models has been largely…
Ex-accident claims advisor fined for illegal data access
Those who unlawfully access personal data have been issued a stark warning by the Information Commissioner’s Office following the sentencing…
Compensation lawyers ‘sent down’ by ASA for dodgy ads
A flock of legal firms have been battered for trying to win over potential group action claimants with false and…
Google monopoly ruling: Anticlimatic or cataclysmic?
As the dust settles on the US court ruling that Google will not have to sell its Chrome web browser…
Brands face threat of new wave of data breach payouts
The Court of Appeal has paved the way for a potential barrage of compensation claims for breaches of data protection…
M&S facing ‘unprecedented’ hack attack class action
A Scottish law firm claims it is planning to launch an “unprecedented” class action lawsuit against Marks & Spencer following…
Another day, another multi-billion pounder hits Google
Google is facing yet another multi-billion pound legal challenge in the UK, with fresh claims that the tech giant has…
£13.6bn collective adtech action against Google looms
A £13.6bn legal action against Google over alleged anti-competitive practices in online display advertising has cleared another hurdle after the…
Doorstep Dispensaree GDPR appeal fails for final time
Doorstep Dispensaree, the first UK company to be fined under the GDPR regime, has failed in its fourth – and…