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Importance of exit and transition provisions considered by TCC – Astrazeneca v IBM, Technology and Construction Court

22 December 2011 | Simon Weinberg

Astrazeneca and IBM entered into an outsourcing agreement for IBM to provide various IT services. The agreement contained a number of exit provisions, including an “exit plan” that would allow Astrazeneca...

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BEREC publishes draft net neutrality guidelines

29 October 2011 | Mark Weston

The Body of European Regulators of Electronic Communications (BEREC) has published draft guidelines on how end users are to be informed about the way their Internet service is managed within the European...

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Question of self-employed status must reflect actual position and not just what contract terms say – Autoclenz v Belcher, Supreme Court

31 August 2011 | Paul Gershlick

People supplying or receiving services often want to know whether the situation is an employed or self-employed basis, as this can affect whether there are any employment rights, how readily the relationship...

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New Bribery Act in force

1 July 2011 | Paul Gershlick

The Bribery Act comes into force today. It is the biggest change to laws affecting business this year. It is a controversial piece of legislation because it is so wide-reaching. It creates the...

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The Digital Economy Act – never far away from controversy

2 February 2011 | Mark Weston

The Digital Economy Act is soon to be the subject of a judicial review. Now, in a somewhat contradictory move, the Government has both put its proposals for the workings of the Digital Economy Act before...

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Christian couple unfairly discriminated against gay couple wishing to stay in their hotel – Hall v Bull, Bristol Crown Court

21 January 2011 | Paul Gershlick

A hotel owning couple had strict rules based on their strong Christian values. They would not let guests other than married heterosexual couples share a double room. A gay couple who had a civil partnership...

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Ofcom decides no abuse of dominant position by BT

17 November 2010 | Simon Weinberg

Ofcom has published its decision in relation to the investigation of BT and its pricing for residential broadband between June 2002 and December 2004. The investigation stemmed from an initial complaint...

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Time for TalkTalk and Tiscali to phone a friend…

12 November 2010 | Simon Weinberg

Ofcom has ruled that TalkTalk and Tiscali have breached the General Conditions of Entitlement (which apply to all communications networks and service providers), which prohibit communications providers...

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Equality Act comes into force for service providers

14 October 2010 | Paul Gershlick

The Equality Act 2010 has come into force with effect from 1 October. What that means for anyone providing a service (or goods or facilities) to the public or a section of the public (whether for payment...

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European Commission updates data export laws to take account of sub-contracting in outsourced processing

18 February 2010 | Paul Gershlick

Under the EU’s Data Protection Directive, personal data cannot be transferred out of the European Economic Area unless there is adequate protection of the data. One way of ensuring adequate protection...

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Latest news and views tagged service provider

Importance of exit and transition provisions considered by TCC – Astrazeneca v IBM, Technology and Construction Court

BEREC publishes draft net neutrality guidelines

Question of self-employed status must reflect actual position and not just what contract terms say – Autoclenz v Belcher, Supreme Court

New Bribery Act in force

The Digital Economy Act – never far away from controversy

Christian couple unfairly discriminated against gay couple wishing to stay in their hotel – Hall v Bull, Bristol Crown Court

Ofcom decides no abuse of dominant position by BT

Time for TalkTalk and Tiscali to phone a friend…

Equality Act comes into force for service providers

European Commission updates data export laws to take account of sub-contracting in outsourced processing

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