Consumer protection associations may bring representative actions against data regulation infringements: CJEU
Such an action can be brought in the absence of a mandate by data subjects to that effect…
Miscellaneous
Court of Justice dismisses Polish Government’s action against Article 17 of Copyright Directive
The obligations in Article 17 are compatible with freedom of expression and information….
Political agreement reached on EU Digital Services Act
The European Parliament and the EU member states have reached agreement on the European Commission’s draft Digital Services Act (DSA), which was proposed in December 2020. The DSA’s scope covers online intermediary services. Their obligations under the DSA depend on their role, size, and impact on the online ecosystem. These online intermediary services include: Intermediary…
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Court of Appeal rules in Soteria v IBM: wasted expenditure & exclusion clauses
The Court of Appeal has ruled in Soteria Insurance Ltd (formerly CIS General Insurance Limited) v IBM United Kingdom Ltd. It reversed a first instance decision about a failed technology purchase, deciding wasted expenditure was not covered by exclusion clause….
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Government responds to consultation about automated vehicles and Highway Code
Changes to Highway Code to accommodate driverless cars will come into force in autumn 2022…
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Analysis: Tulip Trading Limited v Bitcoin Association for BSV and others [2022] EWHC 667 (Ch)
Matthew Thorne and Rebecca Keating tease out the lessons from the recent cryptocurrency case in the High Court…
The Escalating Cyber Crisis and the Legal Black Hole
Ben Kaplinsky warns of the critical cybersecurity threats exposed by the war in Ukraine and calls for enhanced enforcement and expertise to plug the legal black hole….
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CJEU rules on requirements for obligation to pay button
Only the wording on the order button counts, not the wider context….
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CJEU rules on cancellation rights for online purchase of tickets for cultural or sporting events
There is no cancellation right if a consumer purchases from an intermediary if the economic risk linked to the exercise of that right would fall on the organiser….
Event review: Restraining Contract Termination by Injunction
Jacob Haddad summarises the key points from the recent SCL IT Disputes group webinar…
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