A slip and fall at a restaurant can happen when you least expect it. Wet floors, uneven surfaces, or poor lighting can all lead to serious injuries. If you’ve fallen at a restaurant in New York, knowing what to do next can help protect your health and legal rights. Here’s a step-by-step guide to handling…
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Image by ReneSchulze1984 from Pixabay In Noel Redding Estate Ltd & Anor v Sony Music Entertainment UK Ltd [2025] EWCA Civ 66, the Court of Appeal has dismissed an appeal against the High Court’s refusal to grant summary judgment or strike out copyright and performers’ rights claims regarding the exploitation of the studio albums of…
By one count, worldwide there were some 11,800 data centers in early 2024. Within that census are facilities so small that they fit in office building closets, while others are among the largest manmade structures on the planet. How are we to make sense of this diverse population? Data centers house computers, networks and switches…
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Canadian immigration updates have been dynamic throughout 2024, with the Canadian government implementing several new immigration rules to attract skilled workers and support economic growth. The past year witnessed significant developments in various immigration programs, including Express Entry, Provincial Nominee Programs (PNPs), and family sponsorship. Thus, staying ahead of the latest Canada immigration news in…
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The government of Canada tabled the Digital Charter Implementation Act, 2022 in the week before parliament rose for their summer break. While this is in limbo, what, if anything, should Canadian businesses be doing to prepare for the Consumer Privacy Protection Act? In the week before the summer break, the Industry Minister tabled in parliament…
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EDPB Adopts Statement on Age Assurance, Creates AI Taskforce and Gives Recommendations at Latest Plenary Meeting The European Data Protection Board (“EDPB”) held its latest plenary meeting on February 12, 2025. During this meeting, the EDPB: (i) adopted a statement on age assurance (the “Statement”); (ii) decided to create a taskforce on artificial intelligence (“AI”)…
A title insurance policy does not insure against future events. Instead, title insurance indemnifies the insured against loss resulting from differences between the actual title and the record title as of the date title is insured. Liability is often clear due to missed documents in the chain of title. Once liability is established the problem…
Près de 2 ans suivant sa publication dans la Gazette officielle du Québec, le Règlement modifiant le Règlement sur la santé et la sécurité du travail est entré en vigueur. Ces modifications ont pour effet de mettre à jour les dispositions règlementaires encadrant la prévention de l’exposition au bruit en milieu de travail, entrainant conséquemment…
The UK government has introduced legislation that would give police the power to order registries and registrars outside the country to take down domain names being used for serious crime. The new Crime and Policing Bill (pdf), published yesterday, is a sprawling piece of proposed legislation, covering everything from mobile phone theft to antisocial behavior….
Half of all California renters, more than 3 million homes, spend more than a third of their income on rent. This means that half of all renters in California are “rent-burdened”, according to the federal government’s definition of such. To help alleviate the rent-burdened and the overall housing crisis in California, Assemblyman David Chiu introduced…
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