Welcome to our weekly Newsround, let’s see what the team has spotted in the housing new this week. Landlord EPC Grants launched by Government The Government has launched this week its New Homes: Local Grant Scheme for landlords in England with properties rated EPC D to E. Landlords can get up to £30,000 for energy…
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Being charged with assault at a public event can be overwhelming and traumatic. Whether it’s a concert, sporting event, festival, or public rally, emotions often run high, and misunderstandings can quickly escalate into physical altercations. If you find yourself facing an assault charge under these circumstances, it’s important to understand the legal process, the potential…
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As we move into April, EJIL:Talk! publications highlight significant developments in international law, addressing pressing issues such as the application of the Genocide Convention, the use of artificial intelligence in military operations, and the evolving landscape of cyber-enabled crimes. From Sudan’s case against the UAE at the International Court of Justice (ICJ) to the European…
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Quantum computing (QC) is poised to disrupt cybersecurity in ways that business leaders and legal professionals cannot afford to ignore. But what exactly is quantum computing, why does it pose such a significant threat to encryption, and what should businesses be doing about it today? What Is Quantum Computing?To understand quantum computing, it’s helpful to…
What Happened? The AGCO imposed the fine after determining that BetMGM Canada, through two of its marketing affiliates, offered cash bonuses to members of the public in exchange for opening accounts. One such instance occurred at a major national trade conference. According to the AGCO’s Registrar’s Standards for Internet Gaming, [1] marketing materials that advertise…
What does the position of Conservative Party of Canada’s leader Pierre Poilievre on the law of bail in Canada mean for the upcoming Canadian election? Canadians are set to head to the polls on April 28, 2025 in the upcoming Federal Election. It seems exceedingly likely that the government will be formed by either Prime…
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The above picture is not from this case. Bedell v. LONG IS. LANDSCAPING, 2025 NY Slip Op 50379 – NY: Dist. Court, Suffolk County, 6th Dist. 2025: “Plaintiff Donald W. Bedell (“Plaintiff”) filed a complaint in this case on October 15, 2024 against Defendants Long Island Landscaping and Lorraine Fosmire (“Defendants”), seeking monetary damages as…
Wie wohl viele Wissenschaftler*innen weltweit habe ich in den letzten Monaten fassungslos dabei zugesehen, mit welcher Geschwindigkeit Donald Trump und seine willfährigen Vollstrecker die Demokratie in den USA zerstören – und mit ihr die Meinungs- und Wissenschaftsfreiheit. Als Professor für europäisches Verfassungsrecht habe ich zur Wissenschaftsfreiheit publiziert, derzeit arbeite ich an der Prager Karls-Universität an…
Hilariously named .blog registry operator Knock Knock Whois There has been ordered to change its name to “Knock Knock RDAP There” or risk the wrath of ICANN Compliance. The company has been told it has 30 days to file papers requesting the name change with the California Secretary of State, or ICANN will initiate termination…
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For much of his life, Brian Studniberg, a partner at the litigation boutique Henein Hutchison Robitaille LLP, knew he was different. He just didn’t know why. Socially, he has always been at ease in small groups and quiet settings. But parties? Restaurants? Crowded bars? Bustling places—the kind that make other people come alive—are confounding to…
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