Blogs 

DDL Blog using FSLA in Walgreen's Earnings Call - Wal Green Behind the Gills

DDL Blog on FSLA in Q3 Walgreen Earnings Calls - Part 2 - Wal Green Around the Gills? Our Analysis

DDL Blog on FSLA in Q3 Walgreen Earnings Calls - Wal Green Around the Gills

DDL Blog on how our FSLA experts can assist in Emergency 999/911 calls in detecting deception - Hiding in Plain Sight? The Karen Matthews 999 Call - Our Analysis

Shein has faced allegations that its products contain cotton from China’s Xinjiang province where the Chinese Government has been accused of forced labour and human rights abuses targeting Uyghur people.

DDL Blog on Shein facing allegations of Human Rights - the interview with FSLA insights - Business Secretary Johnathan Reynolds apologised

DDL Blog using FSLA for deception detection in 999 call - 'Hiding in Plain Sight? The Karen Matthews 999 Call

DDL Blog on using FSLA in Politics - On the 12th, February 2025 during the Treasury Select Committee meeting looking into the work of the Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS)

DDL Blog on using FSLA in Sports - Ref Michael Oliver sends off Myles Lewis - Skelly on 25.01.25

As Sherlock Holmes said to Doctor Watson, ‘You can see everything. You fail however to reason what you see.’

DDL Blog - How we use FSLA to help in Law Enforcement investigations - Murder of School Girl. Truth hidden in plain sight.

Business Protection and Reputation. We show you how the case of Axed BBC employee Wynne Evans is a useful example of how we can help

DDL Blog - How to best Manage a Merger or Partnership? We use the INEOS case to show you how we use FSLA

How DDL can help with Employment Disputes using the Gino D'Acampo case

Post about Angela Rayner's text re: Sir Kier Starmer

Political Post - MP apologises over WhatsApp Group Comment

Our blog today covers the death of Ellen Greenberg in 2011.

Will Fury hang up his Boxing Gloves forever?

Mandelson's comments on Trump - retracted

The takeover of the Royal Mail by Czech billionaire Daniel Kretinsky was approved on 15th December 2024.

Nike sued the The Shoe Surgeon in July 2024 and claimed the bespoke shoe designer attempted “to build an entire multifaceted retail empire” using Nike’s trademark rights by creating and selling counterfeit Nike shoes and selling classes that teach consumers how to make their own fake Nike shoes.