O2 disclosure ruling could impact on workings of imminent new anti-piracy code, campaigners say

A High Court judge has laid out flaws in using internet protocol (IP) addresses to identify alleged copyright infringers which should have "ramifications" for how imminent new anti-piracy rules operate, a campaign group has said. 29 Mar 2012

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OFT's 'adversarial' approach meant witness documents do not have to be disclosed, CAT rules

A supermarket does not have to hand over notes from discussions with witnesses to the Office of Fair Trading as part of an ongoing legal dispute because the information was protected by 'litigation privilege', the Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT) has ruled.... 27 Mar 2012

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Care is required when outsourcing e-disclosure obligations, says expert

OPINION: E-disclosure is a revolution sweeping through the litigation process and the trend is towards greater and greater outsourcing. But a recent decision in the Technology and Construction Court highlighted how vital it is for organisations and their lawyers... 07 Mar 2012

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Mulcaire cannot invoke right not to self-incriminate, says Court of Appeal

TMT Individuals do not have the right to avoid self-incrimination in court if they are accused of unlawfully intercepting confidential commercial or technical information belonging to someone else, the Court of Appeal has ruled. 02 Feb 2012

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