by PGM Solicitors | Jul 27, 2020 | Digital Law, Wills
Following a recent BBC article it is now suggested that very soon Wills can be made and witnessed online in England and Wales. But, is it right that the Ministry of Justice will allow Wills to be witnessed remotely? During lockdown we have had to adapt and change our...
by PGM Solicitors | Jul 30, 2018 | Digital Law, Legal, Uncategorized
The government has introduced new laws on flying drones today (30 July 2018) restricting all drones from flying above 400 feet and within 1 kilometre of airport boundaries. As well as five years in jail, the penalty is also an unlimited fine. Changes came into effect...
by PGM Solicitors | Jul 23, 2018 | Digital Law, Employment Law, Legal
In today’s world, social media exists as a focal point of communication and is the most popular method of sharing information. It’s not uncommon for us to share our personal thoughts and photos on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram; but what happens when we share details...
by PGM Solicitors | Dec 12, 2017 | Digital Law, Internet Law
All children know that, at this time of year, Santa has a network of Elves who keep an eye out for naughty children and report back to Santa. What children, and more to the point, their parents, may not know is that some of the gifts Santa might deliver to the good...
by PGM Solicitors | Aug 2, 2017 | Digital Law, Employment Law, Internet Law
It is now increasingly common for the news to contain stories of significant data losses. These are both embarrassing for the organisation concerned and potentially extremely expensive to sort out. There are, of course, many ways in which data losses can occur. They...
by PGM Solicitors | Sep 30, 2015 | Digital Law, Divorce, Family Law, Internet Law
~ By Lauren Poole ~ It has been a year since our blog on the term ‘Divorcebook’ however with recent statistics and the growth in social media we thought it was worth another look. Social media has undoubtedly become a huge part of most people’s everyday,...
