‘Like’ buttons – are they still likeable?
Cathrine Ripley reviews the EU decision making website owners and Facebook jointly responsible for collecting user data via ‘Like’ button plugins.
‘Like’ buttons – are they still likeable?
The way the cookie consent crumbles
ECJ ruling that cookie consent must be active and specific.
Incoterms 2020
The International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) published the Incoterms® 2020, which came into force on 1 January 2020.
Covert monitoring VS right to privacy
Cathrine Ripley reviews a European ruling on balancing an employee’s right to privacy where there is suspicion of wrongdoing.
How to report data breaches?
New guidelines are published on data breach notification obligations.
To enquire, or not to enquire, that is the question
The recent case of Travel Counsellors Ltd v Trailfinders Ltd [2021] EWCA Civ 38 looked at whether recipients of information have an obligation to make enquiries as to whether the information is confidential.
Data Transfers after Brexit
Future regime for transferring personal data between the EU and UK still to be finalised.
An Update on the Brexit Trade Deal
The current state of the Brexit trade deal and looking ahead.
Intellectual property after 1 January 2021
Now that the Transition Period has ended, there are significant changes to the ways in which intellectual property law will operate from 1 January 2021.
Views from Across the Atlantic: the Outlook for a US-UK FTA
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Are you prepared for the new rules on exporting to the EU in 2021?
Cathrine Ripley summarises the new customs rules that will apply to exporters from 1 January 2021.