The Schrems II case is set to have a significant impact on any firm that regularly conducts data transfers with the US – and is likely to be compounded by Brexit and COVID-19.
As the end of the year closes in, UK firms are finding themselves once again confronting the uncertainty of Brexit – and, for some, what it will mean for international data transfers.
Love it or hate it, one thing is certain: the gig economy has transformed the world of work and is here to stay. What remains unclear, however, are the ways in which the gig economy will continue to evolve given broader societal changes and a shifting legal and regulatory landscape.
With the Department of Justice filing suit against Google, what hints does Congress's antitrust report reveal about how other Big Tech firms may be tackled?
A sector vitally important to estate planning, probate genealogy suffers from opt-in regulatory bodies, creating unethical practice and driving higher prices.
With drug driving on its way to becoming as common an offence as drunk driving, there is a heightened need for lawyers to understand the legal complexities that surround it.
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