Belgium and COVID-19: obligation to register non-homeworkable functions as of 1 April 2021
Since the entry into force of the Ministerial Decree of 28 October 2020 on 2 November 2020, working from home has been again mandatory...
Since the entry into force of the Ministerial Decree of 28 October 2020 on 2 November 2020, working from home has been again mandatory...
Recently, the chairperson of the Dutch data protection authority (who is also the vice chairperson of the EDPB) wrote a blog post (in Dutch)
As mentioned in the introduction to our blog series on ePrivacy rules in the EU, the EU Council has reached a compromise agreement on its...
In the intellectual property world, the famously bee-keeping Birss LJ has no doubt been following the buzz over the potential importation...
Background
Last week, the Italian Antitrust Authority (the IAA) sent to the Italian government its proposal for changes to the Italian...
In this finale to our series comparing the Virginia Consumer Data Protection Act to the GDPR and CCPA/CPRA, we finally cover perhaps the...
2020 marked the start of the EU’s regulatory advance into the areas of online platforms and big data with the publication of the Digital...
'Open insurance' is the latest hot topic in the world of data and insurance. Many people will be familiar with the concept of 'open...
As mentioned in the introduction to our blog series on ePrivacy Regulation in the EU, the EU Council has reached a compromise agreement...
The CJEU has already grappled with the issue of hyperlinking by way of framing[1] numerous times. In previous cases, the court dealt with...
On February 17, 2021, the US Department of Justice (DOJ) unsealed charges against three North Koreans accused of conspiring to steal and...
International tax reform to address the challenges of digitalisation and globalisation of the economy continues to be high on the...
As mentioned in the introduction to our blog series on ePrivacy Regulation in the EU, the EU Council has reached a compromise agreement...
As mentioned in the introduction to our blog series on ePrivacy in the EU, the European Council has reached a compromise on its position...
In recent weeks, we’ve seen the publication of both the Kalifa fintech review and Lord Hill’s report on the UK Listing Review.
Both of...
In a press release dated 9 March 2021 (in Italian), Italy’s Ministry of Finance announced (for the second time this year) plans to...
Recently email servers of the European Banking Authority (EBA) were compromised as part of a zero-day exploit cyber-attack. We recently
Article 17 of the EU Digital Single Markets (DSM) Directive (‘the Directive’) sparked a heated public debate far beyond the usual circles...
Virginia has now passed the country’s second comprehensive consumer privacy law, so it’s time to pick up where we left off. In previous...
Some things were made to go together: Macaroni and cheese, video meetings and mute buttons, Lennon and McCartney.
Apparently, the European...
As mentioned in the introduction to our blog series on ePrivacy Regulation in the EU, the EU Council has reached a compromise agreement...
One trend that has captured the Freshfields insurtech team’s attention recently and looks set to continue is the growing number of...
Since the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) came into force in 2018, the particular requirements for GDPR damage claims under...
As mentioned in the introduction to our blog series on ePrivacy Regulation in the EU, the EU Council has reached a compromise agreement...
As part of the UK's budget in 2020, the Chancellor asked Ron Kalifa OBE to conduct an independent review to identify priority areas to...
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