In our latest cybersecurity post, Peter Yapp suggests some practical steps that law firms should implement as cyber attacks against legal services providers become ever more prevalent….
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Luke Scanlon and Priya Jhakra outline some of the issues that financial services providers should factor in when using AI to make decisions about consumers….
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Although an AI machine is capable of an inventive process….
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Call for evidence aims to help government understand experiences of loot boxes in video games…
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Neil Brown looks at the legal issues arising from the emergence of the latest iteration of [insertsomethinghere]tech – SafetyTech….
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Projects aims to ensure that English law can meet the growing use of smart contracts and tackle “possession” of digital assets….
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In a companion piece to their recent article on the reasons for IT project failure, Lee Gluyas and William Hooper review the steps that can be taken to protect a party’s position where a project is failing but recovery is being attempted….
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A service using an electronic app to connect passengers with taxi drivers is an Information Society service under the E-Commerce Directive (2000/31/EC), as long as the app is not be inherently linked to the taxi transport service so that it does not form an integral part of it….
Opinion in Case C-392/19 VG Bild-Kunst v Stiftung Preußischer Kulturbesitz: inline linking requires the consent of rights-holders, but clickable links using framing do not, even if anti-copying measures are circumvented….
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The CJEU upheld the principle of net neutrality when considering packages offered by a service provider in Hungary….
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