This issue is remarkable for the fact that it is almost completely dominated by articles covering two themes: predictions and the fall-out from Schrems. Predictions I am very grateful to all those who responded to my call for predictions and have been amazed that so many have come up with contributions that are fresh and…
These predictions come from a wide cross-section of lawyers engaged in tech law…
We got some predictions from those not mainly focused on law or legal technology, and perhaps they are the most valuable of all…
A collection of predictions from experts on the use of technology by lawyers and edisclosure…
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Chris Dale says that his general theme is ‘disclose less, with technology as your sword and proportionality as your shield’ but there is much more than that here, laced with acerbic wit….
Our second set of the day…
Louisa Dixon and Laura Rose take us on a tour through a number of recent cases that have touched upon the use of hyperlinks and the embedding of content and have required the Court of Justice of the European Union to struggle with the copyright implications…
The EU Commission has published a press release that indicates that agreement has been reached…
Another brilliant set of predictions from Chris Dale. He says that his general theme is ‘disclose less, with technology as your sword and proportionality as your shield’ but there is much more than that here, laced with acerbic wit….
A bumper set of tech predictions from Joanna Goodman started the day and Graham Hann has another bumper set on emerging technology and the impact on (and of) law to give you more food for thought…