The European Commission has set out two sets of binding specification measures to Google under the Digital Services Act (DSA). The aim of the first set of measures is to make sure that Google’s ...

SCL has previously reported on examples of lawyers in the USA using AI to generate case references for court proceedings, and then discovering that the AI had “hallucinated” the cases, which didn’t ...

Readers will be aware that social media networks are rife with conspiracy theories and misinformation about the origins of the COVID-19 virus and treatments for the disease. Misinformation is not a ...

Camilo Artiga-Purcell, General Counsel at Kiteworks, identifies some of the ever-increasing risks and potential consequences of rushing to use AI in legal practice Picture a partner at a leading UK ...

the delay from the contractor, either by way of liquidated damages or via ...

Vin is a partner at Baker McKenzie, Practice Head for Data Privacy in London and member of the Global Data Privacy and Security Leadership team. Vin has specialised ...

The European Commission has fined Meta €797.72 million for breaching EU antitrust rules by tying its online classified ads service Facebook Marketplace to its personal social network Facebook and by ...

The First-Tier Tribunal recently issued its ruling in Thomas Elsbury v Information Commissioner & HMRC Neutral citation: [2025] UKFTT 00915 (GRC). The Tribunal was asked to consider a request for ...

This term is being used to describe data processing that would prevent the Art. 30 exemption from applying to an organisation; i.e. disqualify the organisation from relying on the exemption.

Mark Ryan of SES Secure maps the use of software escrow to some of the requirements proposed in the Cyber Security & Resilience (Network and Information Systems) Bill The UK’s proposed Cyber Security ...

Manufacturer The Clorox Company (Clorox) recently filed a USD 380 million lawsuit against Cognizant, its IT services provider, in the wake of the 2023 cyberattack that caused major disruptions to its ...

James Gill and Fiona Vickerstaff of Lewis Silkin summarise a recent case on the legal status of software as a service. Those of us working in the tech space will remember the relatively recent case of ...