Clampdown on NDAs being used to mask criminal activity
NDA reforms free victims to speak about criminal conduct. Morton’s Solicitors explain the legal risks, defence implications, and need for early legal advice.
Two Charged Over TfL Cyber Attack Linked to Scattered Spider Group
Two men charged over TfL cyber attack linked to Scattered Spider group, facing Computer Misuse Act offences and US healthcare hacking claims.
First Conviction Under New Internet Safety Laws – Dealing With New Offences As a Legal Defence Representative
A legal first under the Online Safety Act: A defence view on the challenges of prosecuting digital harm and intent in complex mental health cases.
Retail Cyber-Attacks: Legal Insight into Hacking Offences and the Consequences of Conviction
Cybercrime cases like the UK retail hacks reveal the legal risks hackers face. Learn the consequences and complexities from a criminal defence perspective.
Police Apologise After Arresting Retired Officer Over Tweet: What It Means for Free Speech
YA retired UK officer’s arrest over a tweet sparks legal debate on free speech, social media law, and ‘thought crimes’.
Ofcom Launches First Investigation Under Online Safety Act: Pro-Suicide Forum Linked to UK Deaths
Ofcom launches it’s first investigation under the Online Safety Act and could instantly throw up complex criminal liability questions.
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