In the latest move under the EU Commission’s ‘Digital Agenda’, a new regulation is proposed to enable cross-border electronic signatures and to get more value out of electronic identification in the ‘Digital Single Market’…
EU Commission Consultation on Online Illegal Content
The EU Commission has launched a public consultation on procedures for notifying and acting on illegal content hosted by online intermediaries…
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Largest Monetary Penalty Imposed by ICO
Another NHS Trust has been hit with a monetary penalty – and this time it is an eye-watering £325,000 penalty…
Anonymisation of Data: ICO Consults
The Information Commissioner’s Office has begun a public consultation on a new anonymisation code of practice….
ICO Consults on Anonymisation Code of Practice
Marion Oswald reviews key provisions in the ICO’s draft code of practice on anonymisation…
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E-disclosure: TAR is Not a Plaything
Mike Taylor gives his assessment of technology assisted review…
Data Protection Breaches: Today and Tomorrow
In an imperfect world, there will be data protection breaches. Peter Wainman outlines the law on breach notification with his worried clients in mind….
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Due Diligence in a Cloud Environment
Tania Williams highlights some of the key areas that customers should consider as part of their cloud computing due diligence exercise…
Data Subject Access Requests: The Extent of the Obligation
Charles Wynn-Evans and Renzo Marchini report on a recent county court decision on UK data subject access requests. It suggests that an employer’s (or other data controller’s) search for personal data need only be proportionate and that a SAR cannot properly be made for the purposes of actual or contemplated litigation rather than the right to be informed of the processing of personal data….
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Expert Evidence, Liability and Holding the Line
Matthew Lavy and Richard Osborne consider the removal of immunity from suit for expert witnesses and suggest that a positive change of approach can come out of it…
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