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To what extent does an individual footballer actually ‘own’ his or her image rights? Could a footballer object to the use of their image and attribute ...
A heads up for aviation insurers. An amendment to Annex 13 to the Chicago Convention[1] applicable from 5 November 2020 extends the mandatory reach of ...
The Supreme Court has today upheld Morrisons’ appeal and ruled that it is not vicariously liable for the actions of its rogue employee, Mr Andrew Skel ...
Power has now been restored to much of Argentina and Uruguay following an unexplained failure in the electrical interconnection system of both countri ...
New ICO guidance on controllers, processors and joint controller – what has changed? The ICO produced guidance in 2014 to assist organisations in det ...
French data protection regulator fines Google 50 million euros for GDPR breaches On 21 January 2019 the data protection regulator in France (Commissio ...
The demise of success fees: taking back control of privacy claims In a welcome move for defendants, the CFA regime for privacy claims finally caught u ...
Japan granted an Adequacy Decision On 23 January 2019, the European Commission adopted its adequacy decision on Japan, meaning that companies can now ...
Leading up to the General Data Protection Regulation’s (GDPR) implementation, one of the most widely anticipated changes were the breach notification ...
Cyber warfare is being openly discussed, with both offensive and defensive cyber capabilities featuring in national cybersecurity strategies. This pos ...
