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What is the Data Protection and Digital Information Bill?
The Data Protection and Digital Information (No. 2) Bill was introduced to Parliament on 8 March 2023 and has since progressed to its third reading. It’s a second version of […]
Does AI have a future in the legal services industry?
Everyone’s wondering whether artificial intelligence (AI) is out to steal their jobs, or at least to make their industry’s job market increasingly competitive. Lawyers are certainly no exception. Various researchers […]
What does AI mean for copyright law?
Artificial intelligence (AI) programmes, like OpenAI’s now-ubiquitous ChatGPT, appear to be one of 2023’s hottest chat topics for businesses and individuals alike. Alongside whether AI will edge us all out […]
Does a right to internet exist?
A right to internet access Do people living in the UK have a right to internet access? Is there such a thing as a human right to internet? Currently, the […]
What does the Retained EU Law (Revocation and Reform) Bill mean for me?
On 22 September 2022, the UK Government introduced the Retained EU Law (Revocation and Reform) Bill to Parliament. The Government has nicknamed their bill the ‘Brexit Freedoms Bill’. They’re hoping […]
What are my rights if my holiday accommodation is cancelled?
Updated 17 August 2023 The summer of 2023 has been full of travel interruptions, from flight cancellations to natural disasters. Do you know what to do if a travel interruption […]
Supplement your income with help from Rocket Lawyer
With the new school year starting, the cost of living going up, and even Christmas almost around the corner, it’s a great time to see what you can do to […]
Dynamic workforces: changing employment terms to meet business’ and employees’ needs
It’s almost Autumn in the UK. In 2022, the new season looks set to be a season of change for many employees. The usual September shifts are coming up: children […]
Back to school: flexible working and leave rights for parents and carers
Updated 6 September 2023 The new school year is beginning. For some parents, it will be the first time they’ve had to make sure their work is flexible enough to […]
The end of ‘no fault’ eviction
The word ‘eviction’ has some negative connotations. It can bring to mind people being forced to leave their homes, or having to leave because they did something wrong. However, serving […]