The draft of this crucial statutory instrument is now available online and aims to have effect from ‘GDPR day’, 25 May…
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Natasha Bougourd warns of a new level of danger as the GDPR gives the baddies a new tool to play with…
The London event of the world’s largest legal hackathon takes place 23-25 February 2018…
Jane Halkerson reviews the law that protects consumers using 3D printing and wonders whether bespoke regulation is needed…
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The SCL Chair, Mark O’Conor, discusses SCL’s strategic objectives for the next five years and looks forward to the Society’s 50th anniversary…
In this edited version of her recent paper, Book-Smart, Not Street-Smart: Blockchain-Based Contracts and the Social Workings of Law (which can be linked to below), Karen Levy examines blockchain-based contracts and the social workings of law…
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Gemma Briance and Geoffrey Sturgess drill down into the obligations imposed by the GDPR, Articles 13 and 14 and advocate a proportionate interpretation of inflexible requirements…
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The CJEU has given judgment on the right of privacy activist Max Schrems to sue Facebook in his home jurisdiction…
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The First-tier Tribunal has rejected the appeal of Basildon Council against an ICO monetary penalty notice but has reduced the amount payable under it. Laurence Eastham reports the judgment and comments on fines guidance….
Graham Smith warns of threats to freedom of speech from a rush to judgment that ignores any need for due process…
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