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In response to the Russian Federation's activities targeting Ukraine and the recognition of Luhansk/Donetsk as independent regions, EU foreign ministers have authorized three packages of sanctions.

Key considerations from Fashion Law London event. Fashion Law London recently hosted a key fashion and AI event in London, covering pertinent topics surrounding fashion and AI including...

On September 15 2022, the European Commission published its "Proposal for a Regulation on horizontal cybersecurity requirements for products with digital elements and amending Regulation (EU) 2019/1020"...

The energy demand of the globalised world is constantly increasing, not least due to rising mobility, data processing and industrial production. Climate change is the central challenge in this context.

This update is dedicated to covering the latest legislative developments affecting the way data is managed and protected, as well as reporting on the most recent news governing data breaches and industry developments.

A law firm, as a member of the public, shall be granted access to pleadings and evidence upon submission of a reasoned request, pursuant to Rule 262.1 RoP. A reasoned request...

While former data protection laws, such as the European Data Protection Directive 95/46/EC, mostly addressed data controllers, the General Data Protection Regulation imposes several obligations upon data processors.

2016 was another busy year for data protection so we are just highlighting some of the main events in 2016. You can see our full data protection and cybersecurity news archive on our Global Data Hub.

That question set the stage during the WLG Intellectual Property Group's virtual meeting earlier this month , where Tom Heremans ofCMS Belgium opened with an overview of how EU case law has evolved on intermediary liability.

While misclassification battles over the status of gig economy workers rage here in the United States, we are by no means the only country grappling with these thorny 21st-century legal issues.

Season's greetings from Radar as we look back at 2016. While 2016 may not have been as turbulent in the technology and communications sectors as it was politically, there was still plenty going on.

As global technology companies expand their licensing programs into emerging markets, Nigeria finds itself at the center of a landmark patent dispute that could reshape how Standard Essential Patents are enforced across Africa. The case between Ericsson and Transsion, maker of Tecno and Infinix phones, raises fundamental questions about fair licensing terms, market power, and whether Nigeria's legal framework is equipped to handle the complex intersection of intellectual property rights and competition law

"Provenance" in the art world means knowing where the art comes from. This includes knowing whether the art has good title.

European laws increasingly contain provisions on the mandatory appointment of "representatives"...

At the time of the meeting, several U.S. tariffs were under review by the U.S. Supreme Court, and uncertainty surrounding their legal basis was already influencing business strategy.

At the end of 2022, the EU has adopted important regulations to protect network and information security in so-called "critical sectors" with the "NIS2" directive.

Teams from two Guernsey law firms have demonstrated expertise with assistance on investments by their respective clients.