JUN 19 2023

Hugh Grant: Phone Hacking Claim against The Sun

Hugh Grant v The Sun On 26 May 2023, Mr Justice Fancourt handed down a judgment dismissing part of an application related to phone hacking made by News Group Newspapers (“NGN”) in the claim of Hugh Grant v The Sun. NGN is the proprietor of The Sun and, until 2011, the proprietor of the defunct… Continue reading Hugh Grant: Phone Hacking Claim against The Sun

Read more

JUN 07 2023

Taylor Hampton quoted in the New York Times

Taylor Hampton in the New York Times on the current phone hacking trial in the High Courts The current case in the high court is attracting significant media attention arising out of Prince Harry’s involvement.  Taylor Hampton conducted an interview with the New York Times on the trial. To read the full article see below News… Continue reading Taylor Hampton quoted in the New York Times

Read more

JUN 05 2023

Navigating Data Protection Challenges

ICO’s New Guidance on Artificial Intelligence and Data Protection Introduction: Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a transformative technology that is revolutionizing industries, including the legal and technology sectors. The UK’s Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has released new guidance on data protection and AI, emphasizing the importance of a risk-based approach and effective governance. In this article,… Continue reading Navigating Data Protection Challenges

Read more

MAY 26 2023

UK Government Compiles a list of skilled worker positions

Shortage Occupation List – Updates The UK government compiles a list of skilled worker positions it considers to be in short supply called the Shortage Occupation List (SOL). The immigration regulations for work visas are more lenient for positions on the SOL, making it simpler for foreign workers with the necessary abilities to enter the… Continue reading UK Government Compiles a list of skilled worker positions

Read more

MAY 19 2023

Mirror Group Phone Hacking Claim – Background to the Case

Why has the case been issued by the Claimants? The claim being heard against Mirror Group Newspapers (“MGN”) in the High Court in London is scheduled for 7 weeks. The claim alleges unlawful information gathering conducted by MGN against a number of Claimants. The alleged unlawful information gathering includes phone-hacking, private investigation, and blagging (the… Continue reading Mirror Group Phone Hacking Claim – Background to the Case

Read more

MAY 15 2023

The Innovator Founder Visa, Good news for Businesses

What is the new Innovator Founder Visa? The UK introduced the new Innovator Founder visa route on April 13, 2023. Its goal is to help entrepreneurs start a successful, innovative, and scalable firm in the country. Furthermore, the new route, which replaces the “Innovator” and “Start Up” pathways, offers great flexibility. It aligns with the… Continue reading The Innovator Founder Visa, Good news for Businesses

Read more

MAY 11 2023

Prince Harry sues Mirror Group for Phone Hacking

Prince Harry, Fiona Wightman, Michael Turner and Nikki Sanderson sue Mirror Group for Phone Hacking Taylor Hampton acts for Fiona Wightman in her milestone phone hacking trial against Mirror Group Newspapers which began this week.  The other Claimants are Prince Harry, Michael Turner and Nikki Sanderson. Taylor Hampton are pioneers of the phone hacking litigation… Continue reading Prince Harry sues Mirror Group for Phone Hacking

Read more

APR 28 2023

Dominion Voting Systems v Fox News Network— 

The Largest Defamation Settlement in US History  This article explains the largest defamation settlement in US history between Dominion Voting Systems and Fox News network. On April 18th Fox settled an enormous defamation lawsuit against Dominion Voting Systems, a voting-technology firm, for $787.5 million. Dominion brought proceedings against Fox accusing the network of lying that Dominion’s machines… Continue reading Dominion Voting Systems v Fox News Network— 

Read more

APR 26 2023

Changes to ‘Long Residence’ Rules

Taylor Hampton’s latest update discusses Home Office changes to ‘Long Residence’ rules. Now, after ten years of continuous legal residency, the immigration laws offer individuals the possibility to seek ‘indefinite leave to remain’. Currently, a stay permit of any kind, whether temporary or part of a permanent immigration pathway leading to settlement, counts as lawful… Continue reading Changes to ‘Long Residence’ Rules

Read more

APR 24 2023

Changes to the Sponsorship Licence for UK Visa Applicants

Sponsorship management updates from the Home Office Taylor Hampton Assists with VISA Sponsorship OpportunitiesToday, the Home Office sent emails to those who have sponsor licences to announce  modest but important changes they are making to the sponsor management system. These changes are speeding up the processing times. “CoS” Annual Certificates of Sponsorship Allocations for annual… Continue reading Changes to the Sponsorship Licence for UK Visa Applicants

Read more
Search
Archive

For all enquiries please call Taylor Hampton on +44 20 7427 5970