It is also consulting on a “safety ambition” and calling for evidence on the future of the UK connected and automated mobility sector….
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Colin Campbell who died on 20 May this year was one of the pioneers of IT and law and a founder of our Society….
The European Data Protection Board has held its July plenary sessions….
SCL has curated a programme of engaging and relevant content from its training library to be shown online for free for SCL members….
Following the Legal Statement on the Status of Cryptoassets and Smart Contracts, the UK Jurisdiction Taskforce is consulting on a Legal Statement on Digital Securities….
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The CMA has provisionally cleared the anticipated acquisition of Avast by NortonLifeLock following an in-depth merger investigation….
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Law Commission proposes a “third category” of property for digital assets called data objects….
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CMA is consulting on its proposal not to make market investigation reference….
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Many relationships have a rocky patch. Most quickly recover. However, some can deteriorate to the point where separation seems like the only option. When the temperature is rising and heated words are exchanged, what can you do to recover a relationship or, if you are past the point of no return, end it with minimal pain and cost? William Hooper and Anthony Rance consider this question from the perspective of both expert and lawyer, sharing their own experiences of distressed IT projects….
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