#uk-law

#uk-law

UK Supreme Court ruling defines a woman by biological sex; new statutory code of practice coming this summer.

The UK Supreme Court ruled that the legal definition of a woman does not include transgender women with gender recognition certificates.

The UK Supreme Court ruled that the legal definition of a woman excludes transgender women with gender recognition certificates.

The IPEC offers a specialized, cost-effective forum for resolving intellectual property disputes in the UK.

The UK High Court denied FTDI Holding's request for an injunction, supporting the government's order to sell its stake in a Scottish chip company.

Website owners may be liable for user comments under the UK's Online Safety Act.

The Online Safety Act mandates content monitoring by all online service providers.

An XL Bully dog attacked a police officer during a response to a call, resulting in serious injuries and criminal charges against the owners.

The High Court's ruling against Sky Betting emphasizes the importance of valid consent in the use of personal data, especially for vulnerable individuals.

Big Tech companies face over 20 active class action lawsuits in the UK, totaling over £30 billion in alleged damages related to competition law infringements.

Using dodgy firestickers for illegal streaming can lead to jail time, as seen in recent enforcement actions across the UK.

Families may contest a will, but legal systems protect soundly made decisions by the deceased, regardless of family disputes.

Britain's vote to legalize assisted dying signifies a shift in societal attitudes and reflects a global trend towards legalization.

Diplomatic officials in the UK have allegedly committed serious crimes, including sexual assault and child-related offences, raising concerns about diplomatic immunity.

UK car finance industry is facing significant disruption due to a court ruling on commission disclosure, leading to halted new finance deals.

The case of Martyn Blake raises critical issues about police accountability and the treatment of officers in fatal shooting incidents.

The UK is facing a burial space crisis, leading to proposals for reusing old graves under strict regulations.

Illegally modified e-bikes are predominantly seized from food deliverers aiming to increase speed for deliveries.

Illegal hunting continues in the UK, with nearly 600 wild animals reportedly affected despite a long-standing ban.

Three men pleaded guilty for running a site assisting cyber criminals to bypass multi-factor authentication, impacting over 12,500 victims in the UK.

Travelers from Thailand, Canada, and the US face jail for cannabis smuggling into the UK, with increased arrests signaling tougher enforcement.