Predictions 2016: Andrew Haslam
Day 3 of predictions and we start with some disclosure and AI predictions from noted edisclosure consultant Andrew Haslam…
Litigation & DR
The Draft Investigatory Powers Bill – Achieving a Good Faith Debate
Marion Oswald writes about the danger of anger and conflicting or simplistic argument obscuring the things that matter when serious issues surrounding the detail of the draft Investigatory Powers Bill need to be examined….
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Can We Write Better Contracts?
Andrew Hooles thinks that we can. His article suggests several areas for improvement and is intended to be a call to action….
The EU-US Safe Harbour Decision is Dead. Long Live its Successor?
Julia Hörnle analyses the Schrems judgment in depth and considers its implications…
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EU Commission Communication on Transfer of Personal Data
The EU Commission has published guidance on transfers of personal data following the Schrems judgment of the CJEU…
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The Penalty Spot: The ParkingEye and Cavendish Square Holding BV Decisions
Helen Hart and Jon English report on the Supreme Court judgment and consider its implications for IT lawyers…
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Monetary Penalty for CPS
The ICO has given details of its latest monetary penalty…
Investigatory Powers Bill
The long awaited Bill has now been published…
A Quick Overview of the Draft Investigatory Powers Bill
Neil Brown’s overview comes with a ‘health warning’: this is based on a very quick review of the draft bill and recollections of discussions from consultation meetings on this issue. Let him know what he’s got wrong(!) at draft_IP_bill@neilzone.co.uk.
Neil offers this article as ‘food for thought’ and to help discussion. It is based on what he found interesting. It is of course neither complete nor legal advice and was written in his personal capacity….
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Cases Round-up
Data Exchange between Administrative Bodies Needs Notice The CJEU has given judgment in Case C-201/14 Smaranda Bara and Others v Presedintele Casei Nationale de Asigurari de Sanatate and Others. It held that, where personal data is subject to transfer and processing between public administrative bodies, the data subject must be informed in advance. Facts Ms…