Advocate General Bobek considers that a company alleging that its personality rights have been infringed by the publication of information on the internet can take legal action in the Member State where it has its centre of interests for the entirety of the harm claimed…
Laurence Eastham reviews this close examination of international transfers from W Kuan Hon (Edward Elgar Publishing, 479 pp, £110/£99, ISBN 978 1 78643 196 7; also available as an ebook)….
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Richard Bush highlights an issue that few involved in esports organisation will have considered….
Sometimes a punishment is necessary – even when it’s pointless. Laurence Eastham joins the despair over the ICO’s approach on enforcement in light of the Royal Free/DeepMind ‘failure to comply’…
This essay from Daniel Zwi was one of two highly commended entries for the SCL Essay Prize 2017…
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This essay from Ella Castle was one of two highly commended entries for the SCL Essay Prize 2017…
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Phil Lee reveals his top 5 gripes and lets off some steam as he identifies some of the issues that create GDPR-related stress for DP experts…
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The second edition of Tomorrow’s Lawyers, updated from its original 2013 publication, ought to be re-titled ‘I told you so’. Professor Susskind has been writing on the future of the legal profession for the past two decades, gaining the title of legal futurologist along the way. 2015’s ‘The Future of the Professions’ forecast a future…
This is the essay from Lottie Michael which won the SCL Essay Prize for 2017…
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A press release from the Article 29 Working Party may amount to a warning about the long-term stability of the privacy shield….