Law Blog

Revenge Porn

• Sarah Rowe
• 31 Jul 2019
• Law Blog

If someone has shared private, sexual materials of another person without their consent and with the purpose of causing embarrassment or distress, that person may be guilty of a criminal offence.

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Property fraud: fake ID scams on the rise

• 5 Jul 2019
• Law Blog
• Residential Property

How can property fraudsters be thwarted?

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GDPR – What you need to know (12 months on)

• Euan McLaughlin
• 12 Jun 2019
• Law Blog
• Corporate & Commercial

I am sure you have all seen countless GDPR guidance articles, with varying degrees of accuracy and scare-mongering, over the last 12 months.

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Terms & Conditions Part 3 – What Do I Do With My Shiny New Terms & Conditions?

• Euan McLaughlin
• 16 May 2019
• Law Blog
• Corporate & Commercial

Euan McLaughlin, (pictured) a partner at Sills & Betteridge and a member of our Corporate & Commercial Team, has written a series of three articles telling you everything you need to know about Terms & Conditions. In this, the third and final of this three articles, Euan explains what to do with them once you have them.

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Terms & Conditions Part 2 – What Do I Need In My Terms & Conditions?

• Euan McLaughlin
• 9 May 2019
• Law Blog
• Corporate & Commercial

Euan McLaughlin, (pictured) a partner at Sills & Betteridge and a member of our Corporate & Commercial Team, has written a series of three articles telling you everything you need to know about Terms & Conditions. In this second of this three articles, Euan explains what you need in them.

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Terms & Conditions Part 1 - Why Do I Need Terms & Conditions?

• Euan McLaughlin
• 1 May 2019
• Law Blog
• Corporate & Commercial

Euan McLaughlin, (pictured) a partner at Sills & Betteridge and a member of our Corporate & Commercial Team, has written a series of three articles telling you everything you need to know about Terms & Conditions. In this first article, Euan explains why you need them.

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