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Insights Paul Stone

Focus Antitrust - 19 June 2019

The latest edition of our regular Focus Antitrust update.
Insights Christina Fleming

Model Clauses Update: Facebook’s appeal to stop the Irish High Court’s referral to ECJ on standard contractual clauses is dismissed

Are they now less attractive as a transfer mechanism?
Insights Lydia Zakrzewski

The "average consumer" test is analysed by the High Court

The use of the term “fibre” in broadband advertisements for part-fibre services was unlikely to mislead the average consumer.
Insights Freddie Law

No-Deal Brexit

Freddie Law analyses how businesses need to consider their data protection policies, in preparation for the potential of a no-deal Brexit.
Insights Paul Stone

Focus Antitrust - 29 May 2019

The latest edition of our regular Focus Antitrust update.
Insights Sam Saunders

High Court “Pitching In” with new guidance on the use of interim injunctions in copyright infringement case

Guidance on factors to take into account when considering whether an interim injunction should be granted in case of copyright infringement.
Insights Caroline Swain

Age appropriate design – the ICO consults on its new code aiming to protect children online

The Information Commissioner’s Office has released its new code on age-appropriate design (the “Code”) for consultation.
Insights Connor Hearn

Online Harms – the end of self-regulation for tech giants?

The Home Office and the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) have published their long-awaited Online Harms White Paper.
Insights Sarah Musgrave

Can you be more specific?

Navigating trade mark specifications following the High Court’s decision in Skykick.
Insights Mark Bailey

Final Report on EBA Guidelines on outsourcing arrangements – help or hindrance for cloud adoption?

The European Banking Authority (EBA) issued its final report on outsourcing arrangements on 25 February 2019 (EBA/GL/2019/02).
Insights Christina Fleming

Don’t delay in documenting your disruption: court considers IT sourcing disputes and relief notices

The Court of Session in Edinburgh recently considered a dispute between an IT contractor supplying services to the Edinburgh City Council.
Insights Chris Ingram

The true cost of a data breach - What to consider when contracting with a data processor

It is important to consider the full potential cost of a breach when appointing a data processor.
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