Predictions 2015: More Late Extras
Two more sets of predictions from our range of experts on IT law that arrived a little late for inclusion in the main run…
Two more sets of predictions from our range of experts on IT law that arrived a little late for inclusion in the main run…
The First-tier Tribunal has considered an appeal against a monetary penalty imposed on an abuser of cold-calling by telephone. The tribunal supported the monetary penalty in a ruling that has wider application…
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Two sets of predictions from our range of experts on IT law that arrived a little later than others…
Hinal Patel, Sophie Lessar and Sophie Sheldon report on the Masterclass held on 2 December at Simmons & Simmons…
The sixth, and possibly last, batch of predictions from our expert contributors…
This is the fifth batch of predictions from our range of experts on IT law and related issues….
James Henderson reports on the meeting organised by the SCL Privacy and Data Protection Group which took place on 27 November…
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Nick Briggs and Kerry Russell reflect on a recent High Court ruling relating to audit clauses and the lessons for drafting that might be gleaned from it…
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The Article 29 Working Party has issued a new Opinion on device fingerprinting and has also published a new working document on a co-operation procedure where approval is sought for standard contractual clauses….
Read More… from Article 29 Working Party: Important New Guidance
The third set of predictions from our expert contributors. Joanna Goodman and Chris Dale break the contribution rules – to very positive effect – and they and Jan DeCerce give their very substantial take on things to watch for in 2015 and beyond…