Kathy Harford reports on the latest event in the SCL Better Contracts Initiative programme, where new options for speedy dispute resolution in IT/technology disputes were considered….
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First reading in the House of Lords on 13th September 2017…
EU team’s negotiating position published…
Read More… from EU Position Paper on Data Protection & Brexit: mercifully brief
Tom Cox and Andrew Solomon query the effectiveness of the GDPR when applied to the blockchain…
Sextech is a serious matter. David Chaplin, SCL’s Development Editor, highlights some recent articles and looks forward to the forthcoming event….
The High Court has given judgment on preliminary issues affecting terms of a contract for IT services which sought to limit liability. The judge’s views on the limitation of liability clauses might tempt readers to tighten up their drafting….
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Razia Begum and Rachel Ashwood examine how the lead supervisory authority is determined for multi-national organisations that process HR data….
Read More… from GDPR and HR: Who is Your Lead Supervisory Authority?
Tristan Goodman questions whether the UK data regime strikes an appropriate balance between efficiency and legitimacy…
Read More… from Striking an Appropriate Balance: the UK Data Retention Regime and the IPA 2016
Darren Grayson Chng, our Associate Editor for Singapore, outlines proposals to modify their Personal Data Protection Act 2012, which came into operation in 2014….
In an issue dominated by reflections of the stellar June SCL Conference and July’s wonderful Online Courts Hackathon, Laurence Eastham chooses to moan about government incompetence in dealing with the GDPR….