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The Right to Privacy
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Some celebrities want to boost their right to privacy and those in the media are fighting for the truth to be told. So when does public interest become invasion of privacy?
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“First I lost my husband – now I have to sue my toddlers”
Andrew Kidd of Silverman Sherliker LLP reflects on the widely-reported case of Taryn Butler, which highlights poignantly the tragic family position that can easily arise if you die without making a Will….or, if you do make a Will, but it is not done properly…
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Pirate Bay – Revisited
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Frederik Neij, Gottfrid Svartholm Warg, Carl Lundstrom and Peter Sund, the men behind The Pirate Bay BitTorrent website were found guilty recently under the copyright laws of Sweden and sentenced to a year in prison.
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Legal Advice on Selling a Business – “Caveat Vendor”
Chris Sherliker reflects on the suicidal levels of personal risk that sellers of businesses and companies seem prepared to accept, and whether this is sensible in the current unsettled financial climate.
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Employee Spyware – A Trap for Unwary Employers
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Purchasing spy software to monitor employees’ email and web use could land employers in hot water. Nicholas Lakeland, Head of our Employment Unit, advises that getting employee consent is the key. “The best time to deal with this issue is right at the beginning of the employment relationship,” he says.
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Landlords Beware! : Tenancy Deposit Schemes
As of 6 April 2007, the provisions of the Housing Act 2004 in relation to Tenancy Deposit Schemes came into effect. Landlords beware: non-compliance may mean paying up to three times the deposit monies back to your former tenants!
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