Legal Utopia Joins Trade Mission To Expo 2020 Dubai
Today is the last day of the GREAT Legal Services British trade mission to Dubai, United Arab Emirates marking the
Cohabitation, how can an agreement be reached on assets and money?
Cohabitation is where two parties live together, usually in a subsisting relationship, but remain unmarried or outside of a formal
Is it lawful to monitor employees’ behaviour in the workplace?
The Data Protection Act 2018 and the Employment Practices Data Protection Code 2011 allows employers to monitor their employee’s behaviour
How can employers make the office Covid-safe?
Many businesses have had a difficult time adjusting to the changes that have occurred during the pandemic. With so many
From ‘scary lawyers’ to ‘approachable law’
In 2018, we started designing a LawTech solution alongside our national legal consumer research where we consulted and worked with
Law Firm Comparison Study Finds Hope of Helping Users Searching For The Right Lawyers
Legal Utopia – a LawTech start-up making access to law and lawyers easier – collaborated with The Data Lab at
What are GDPR regulations?
In recent news WhatsApp was issued a fine of €225m (£193m) from Ireland’s data watchdog, for breaching EU data protection
Will Electronic Documents Ever Have the Same Impact as its Paper Counterparts in Trade?
The Law Commission announced a consultation on proposals to allow for electronic versions of documents, such as bills of lading
What is a conservation area and how does it affect permitted developments?
Often when individuals are developing their property they require planning permission from the local planning authority (LPA). However, there are
How do I serve a document?
Delivering a legal document and bringing it to the attention of the recipient is referred to as ‘serving’ a document.
How does case allocation work in court?
Cases in civil hearings are allocated to one of three different claim tracks depending on the amount being claimed, the
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