The High Court has recently ruled on two cases regarding the admissibility of electronic evidence….
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Lawtech UK consults on discussion paper on the adoption of AI technology in legal services
The consultation ends on 5 February 2023….
Online Safety Bill passes third reading in House of Commons
UK government agrees to introduce jail sentences for tech executives who do not comply with new law….
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High Court permits service by NFT
If NFTs were the only realistic method of serving proceedings, the court should permit services by NFT….
Service of Process via NFT: A novelty or natural next step?
John Browning looks at the evolution of service by NFT in both the US and UK courts…
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EDPB comments on DPC decisions in Facebook and Instagram cases
EDPB says decisions have an “Important impact on use of personal data for behavioural advertising”….
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The Online Safety (Miscellaneous Amendments) Bill: Singapore’s effort to tackle online harms
Darren Grayson Chng, our regular Singapore correspondent, summarises the Singapore government’s own attempts to tackle online harms…
Irish Data Protection Commission fines Meta Ireland nearly €400 million for GDPR breaches
The DPC has concluded two inquiries into the data processing operation of Meta Platforms Ireland Limited regarding Facebook and Instagram….
European Commission accepts commitments by Amazon barring it from using marketplace seller data
Commitments also aim to ensure equal access to Buy Box and Prime….
Lawtech in Ireland: A Snapshot
Dr Rónán Kennedy and colleagues summarise a recent symposium looking at the state of lawtech in the Irish courts and the wider legal profession….