The European Commission has published proposals for ‘a New Deal for Consumers’ with the declared aim of ensuring that all European consumers fully benefit from their rights under Union law….
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Neil Brown looks at a much-discussed new Act from the USA and its impact in the UK…
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Gerald Brent with a timely reminder of the dangers for law firms under the GDPR…
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Darren Grayson Chng, our Singapore Associate Editor, reviews the progress of their 5 year plan for legal digital transformation…
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Edward Naughton and Mark Lubbock summarize the issues arising and background to United States v Microsoft Corporation, which is currently being heard before the US Supreme Court….
A Court of Appeal judgment has clarified the distinction between publication and republication in the context of postings on Facebook…
Richard Susskind, the SCL President, offers his tribute to the Rt Hon Sir Brian Neill PC, a former President of SCL…
The CJEU has given judgment on the right of privacy activist Max Schrems to sue Facebook in his home jurisdiction…
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Graham Smith warns of threats to freedom of speech from a rush to judgment that ignores any need for due process…
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Neil Brown reviews David Meyer’s ‘Control Shift: How Technology Affects You and Your Rights’ and finds a lot in there – and a lot to like…