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Land based casino operators have had varying attitudes and approaches to online gaming. Some see it as potential cannibalisation and some view it as a massive opportunity. Various forays by land based operators into i-gaming have had mixed success. Continue reading →
R (on the application of Kiarie) (Appellant) v Secretary of State for the Home Department (Respondent) R (on the application of Byndloss) (Appellant) v Secretary of State for the Home Department (Respondent) [2017] UKSC 42 Continue reading →
With the growing threat of cybercrime, how can i-Gaming companies protect themselves and their customers? Prevention and technology tools are key, writes David Schollenberger of Healys LLP.
Cybercrime is currently one of the biggest concerns of i-gaming operators, regulators and customers alike. As the business of online gaming has grown, internet fraud, theft and attacks have followed.
Team Healys joined a record 700 teams in the largest 10km Legal Walk ever on the 22nd May 2017 before attending the after party on Carey Street and the Law Society HQ in Chancery Lane.
On 17 March, an investigation of 3 meatpacking units/plants in the Brazilian southern state of Paraná sent the world’s food industry on alert: are all meats from Brazil tainted? Continue reading →
BPE solicitors v Hughes Holland (in substitution for Gabriel)
After 20 years, the Supreme Court tells us what many thought – the Steggles Palmer/Colin Bishop distinction is wrong – the big question is where next? Continue reading →
The Supreme Court has today handed down judgment in the case of Ilott -v- Mitson, the first time that the highest court in the land has considered claims under the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975. The court has overturned the Court of Appeal’s decision in the case, making some important points on how the courts should apply the 1975 Act. Continue reading →
The last revision of the discount rate was undertaken on 25th June 2001, when it was set at 2.5%. From 20th March 2017, the rate drops from 2.5% to minus 0.75%. It is a change of 3.25 percentage points. Continue reading →
