Information Law Reports

The most targeted series of law reports on one of the fastest growing areas of specialist law

The rapidly growing area of information law concerns the right to know, the right to keep private and the ever-shifting boundary between the two.

Including data protection, freedom of information, other statutory rights of access to information, and the regulation of surveillance, this fascinating and fast-moving legal area is relevant to a wide range of legal practitioners in both the public and private sectors, including those working in employment law, administrative and local government law or business law.

But how can practitioners get hold of reports of pertinent cases?

On the long-established and popular Justis platform, which also plays host to numerous primary and specialist series from Britain, Ireland and beyond, material is available exclusively in the form of the Information Law Reports, which:

• Provide the first and only systematic repository of full reports in an expanding area of law otherwise limited to judgments
• Cover important historic and recent cases from the Information Rights Tribunal (and its predecessor, the Information Tribunal), the Upper Tribunal, the High Court and the higher appellate courts, as well as relevant cases from other specialist tribunals
• Are searchable with or without Boolean operators, and in isolation or in conjunction with other series, on the versatile Justis platform
• Will be indexed on Justis’s sister service, the provider-neutral JustCite citator and search engine

Edited by: Timothy Pitt-Payne QC, Anya Proops, and Robin Hopkins, three of the leading practitioners in the field of information law and members of 11KBW’s Information Law Practice Group.