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Life With GDPR: Episode 53-The KBR Document Production Decision | Thomas Fox

To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: In this episode Jonathan Armstrong and Tom Fox are back to discuss issues relating to data privacy, data protection and GDPR. Today, we take a look at the recent UK Supreme Court decision in the KBR document production case. KBR succeeded in its UK Supreme Court battle with the Serious Fraud Office (SFO). The case is interesting both in connection with the seizure of documents in SFO investigations and the sometimes criticized Section 2 notice procedure, which the UK Supreme Court held was unlawful in this case. Embed

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UK court clears Nirav Modi extradition, home secy s sign next

LONDON: A British court on Thursday cleared the decks for fugitive diamantaire Nirav Modi s extradition to India, accepting prima facie that he defrauded Punjab National Bank (PNB) of Rs 6,498 crore, laundered the proceeds and interfered with witnesses and evidence. Forwarding the case to UK home secretary Priti Patel for the formality of signing the extradition order, district judge Sam Goozée of the Westminster magistrates’ court said doing so would neither be oppressive nor a breach of 49-year-old Nirav s human rights. Patel must put her seal on the extradition within two months, failing which Nirav can apply to be discharged. During this time, he may make representations as to why he should not be extradited. If she goes ahead and orders his extradition, then he will have 14 days to apply for permission to appeal in the UK high court. Fugitive liquor baron Vijay Mallya lost the appeal against his extradition in the high court in April last year and was denied permission to

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Guest Post: Parent Companies Duty of Care: Cues for Ireland from the UK Supreme Court - Business & Human Rights Resource Centre

Guest Post: Parent Companies Duty of Care: Cues for Ireland from the UK Supreme Court - Business & Human Rights Resource Centre
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UK gig drivers recognised as workers—what next? – Jill Toh

The UK’s highest court has delivered another benchmark judgment on gig workers. But the battle is not over.

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One of the basic lessons from the pandemic is how interconnected we are - your mask protects me, mine protects you. Early outbreaks of Covid in meat-processing factories - where workers cannot practice social distancing - were exacerbated by the fact these low-income workers lack sick pay. Unable to afford to (willingly ) forego wages, workers masked symptoms, hoped for the best, and clocked in, with disastrous results.

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