Just saw a UK law firm announce on LinkedIn its intention to, on behalf of unnamed clients, pursue U.S. social media companies in court for "social media addiction." Between Ofcom on one side and civil litigation on the other, the UK is likely to lose most of its tech sector.
A UK law firm announces plans to sue US social media companies for addiction, leading to concerns that the UK's tech sector will decline due to regulatory and legal pressures.
Just saw a UK law firm announce on LinkedIn its intention to, on behalf of unnamed clients, pursue U.S. social media companies in court for "social media addiction." Between Ofcom on one side and civil litigation on the other, the UK is likely to lose most of its web companies.
Just saw a UK law firm announce on LinkedIn its intention to, on behalf of unnamed clients, pursue U.S. social media companies in court for "social media addiction." Between Ofcom on one side and civil litigation on the other, the UK is likely to lose most of its tech sector.
Just saw a UK law firm announce on LinkedIn its intention to, on behalf of unnamed clients, pursue U.S. social media companies in court for "social media addiction." Between Ofcom on one side and civil litigation on the other, the UK is likely to lose most of its tech sector.
Recognizing this, the @ASI Freedom of Speech Bill proposes rules that would allow the UK to have a tech sector that can't get squashed out of existence by lawyers. US companies facing huge liabilities will withdraw from the country to utilize U.S. liability shields.