On December 19, Governor Hochul vetoed legislation that would have amended the definition of certain terms contained within the New York LLC Transparency Act (NYLTA).

It's not all bad news though, as HMRC has committed to waiving penalties for the first 12 months of the new rules, unless there is evidence of deliberate non-compliance.

The amendment came into force on 31 May 2021 and applies to acts (or the last in a series of acts) which occur on or after that date.

The Connecticut Appellate Court's decision in Hanke v. Electric Boat Corp. clarifies a critical distinction in disability discrimination law: applying for disability benefits does not constitute requesting a leave of absence as a reasonable accommodation. This case examines whether an employer violated CFEPA when it terminated an employee who received long-term disability benefits but never formally requested a medical leave or provided a return-to-work date.

EUIPO notes that the domain name system is indispensable to the functioning of the internet, with the number of domain names now exceeding 375 million globally.

EUIPO says that the new Out-of-Commerce Works Portal allows users to search for copyright works that are still protected by copyright but are no longer or have never been commercially available held by European libraries...

The study provides a comprehensive picture of the social media uses related to possible IPR infringement activities or promotion.

Therefore, EUIPO decided to conduct a study to better understand the volume and frequency of IPR infringement on social media.

On 28 May 2021, applications opened for Ofcom-licensed community radio stations to apply for Government funding to help them meet their core costs.

Ofcom says that it considers that BBC Studios' reduction of its lines of business from five to two, which involved combining its production and distribution activities...

These CCTV images were published by The Sun newspaper on 25 June 2021.

The Commission says that the aim of the consultation is to gather data and stakeholder views to support the evaluation of the Web Accessibility Directive and its implementing acts.

The Government has published a policy paper setting out its approach to rectify an EU-Exit related deficiency in the NIS legislation surrounding incident reporting thresholds for digital service providers.

Competition and innovation in digital markets: this report collates and evaluates the available literature on whether there is inadequate innovation in digital markets...

The Government explains that there are two UK national commercial radio multiplexes with 20 digital radio services broadcasting on each network. One of these multiplex licences is currently held by ...

It also develops the technical telecommunication standards used by these information and communication technologies across the world.

Ofcom is seeking views on proposed new guidance to assist on-demand programme services (ODPS) in making judgements about how best to protect viewers from harmful material.

The PETs adoption guide is an interactive tool designed to aid decision-making around the use of PETs in data-driven projects.

Ofcom's Emerging Technology programme monitors developments in the trends and changes affecting the sectors it regulates closely.

New York employers received welcome news this week. The United States District Court for the Southern District of New York’s holding in Bryant v. Buffalo Exch., Ltd., No. 23-CV-8286...