Starting September 2026, EU businesses selling goods to consumers must display two new mandatory notices at point of sale: a standardized legal guarantee notice and the GARAN label for products with extended durability guarantees. The challenge lies not in the content itself, but in implementing these requirements across diverse sales channels, product catalogues, and distribution networks.

If you are an e-commerce business selling services or digital content online to EU consumers do your customers enjoy a right of withdrawal?

Although the Digital Services Act (DSA) primarily targets EU Member States, its effects extend far beyond Europe, impacting companies worldwide, including those in Switzerland.

To engage customers responsibly, businesses need to find a balance between strong marketing efforts and fair commercial practices.

Under copyright laws in the EU, Switzerland, and the UK, the freelancer owns the copyright in the work product they create for you.

Ofcom has published a statement introducing new priority offences under the Online Safety Act (OSA), setting out fresh guidance for tech companies on reviewing their Illegal Content Risk Assessments (ICRAs) and updating their compliance frameworks. Regulated providers should treat this as a call to action...

Ofcom has opened its first formal investigation into an online service provider under the Online Safety Act (OSA). The regulator is looking into whether the operator of an online forum...

Comparative advertising allows businesses to claim their products or services outperform competitors, but only when those claims are substantiated and compliant with UK advertising regulations. This analysis examines recent ASA rulings that reveal the most common pitfalls businesses encounter...

The UK's FCA has introduced new rules integrating cryptoassets into the financial promotions regime, requiring compliance from all firms marketing to UK consumers, with strict penalties for non-compliance.

We have been discussing the similarities and differences between the CCPA and GDPR. In our first article, we compared the applicability of the regulations and the basis for processing personal data.

In our recent article on 3rd party liability in the EU, we quoted Dylan to highlight the changing EU law in eCommerce. Perhaps Chaucer said it better, "Time and tide wait for no man."

In our series on the implementation of the Omnibus Directive in Europe, we highlight how the major EU member states are implementing this New Deal for eConsumers...

The Federal Maritime Commission (FMC) is an independent federal agency responsible for regulating the United States' international ocean transportation system.

In an age where data flows seamlessly across borders, safeguarding personal information has become a pivotal concern for businesses worldwide.

Are you a professional planning to develop your own software? Here's a brief guide to key EU laws and regulations you should know to prevent potential issues.

As generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) becomes integral to various industries, understanding its mechanics and associated intellectual property (IP) implications is essential for businesses.

On April 23, 2025, the European Commission wrapped up investigations into Apple and Meta (Facebook) for breaking rules under the Digital Markets Act (DMA).

The ability to transfer data internationally has become an essential aspect of global business operations. Exchanging personal data across borders enables multinational...

In the labyrinth of data protection, a Data Protection Impact Assessment (DPIA) stands out as a vital navigational tool. Think of a DPIA as your GPS through...

The UK's Online Safety Act (OSA) introduces new rules for online platforms that allow users to interact or provide search services.