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European Commission v Google: In search of a theory of abuse

Suzanne Rab considers the novel 'theory of harm' being pursued in the EU antitrust case against Google and the legal challenges involved

More changes on the horizon?

A government consultation has made significant proposals regarding the costs regime for environmental judicial review, writes Hugh Flanagan

An inconvenient stand

The CJEU has taken the right path in its ruling on the safe harbour principles by favouring individual data protection rights over practical demands, believes...

How to build an 'email strategy

Douglas McPherson advises firms on putting together marketing emails that will ?make a genuine contribution to business development

A regulator must learn 'from its mistakes

The SRA's downplaying of issues which are extremely serious for individual solicitors ?is not encouraging, writes Susanna Heley

No fool's gold in Manchester

Mary Nowell shares her thoughts on the North West legal marketplace where business is booming for property lawyers

Legal industry facing crisis amid shortage of cyber-security specialists

UK businesses must show a greater commitment to data protection and security training

The grammar school 'debate continues

Ane Vernon assesses the possible implications of a judicial review of the decision ?to open a 'satellit'; site of a Kent grammar school