Pearse Ryan, Rob Cain and Emma Dunne recount a cautionary tale that arises from the Central Bank of Ireland’s recent imposition of a fine on an insurer for breaches of consumer protection legislation…
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The SCL Technology Law Futures Forum was a great success. Podcasts will be available soon….
I would like to think that this is a ‘something for everyone’ issue. We had so many good articles available that I had to cut back on my plan to cover views of the Google Spain judgment in greater detail in order to fit more in. As it is, the e-pub readers still get a…
With the seminal judgment in Google Spain, aka the Costeja ruling, having excited more comment than any CJEU judgment in recent years, Laurence Eastham offers some pointers to what has happened since and what has been said about the judgment. Note that this article was created for the magazine and is posted online merely for completeness….
Laurence Eastham summarises some of the recent cases reported on the SCL web site which are not covered elsewhere in the magazine. Fuller reports are available on this site as news items….
Questions arising from the June/July 2014 issue of Computers & Law. SCL Online CPD Scheme – Course code HW/SFCL:OC20 – CPD: 1 hour 30 minutes…
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The House of Lords Communications Committee has announced an inquiry into social media and communications offences…
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Pearse Ryan, Rob Cain and Emma Dunne review the developments on crypto-currencies like Bitcoin which are of relevance in Ireland…
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Susan Barty and Stuart Helmer look at a recent finding by the Advertising Standards Authority and the lessons that can be drawn from it…
Albert Gidari Jr offers a view from the USA on the approach which should be taken to resolving some of the issues that arise from the Google Spain judgment…
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