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A series of briefings designed to help senior executives in charge of legal, finance and risk determine the impact of the referendum and its outcome on their business.
A white paper published jointly by ASI Data Science and Slaughter and May, brings together technical and legal expertise to provide a unique analysis of the responsible deployment of AI in business.
This briefing looks at the German competition authority's consideration of Facebook's data protection practices as part of a preliminary assessment that Facebook abused its dominant position in the German market for social networks.
This briefing addresses the perception that data protection legislation and innovation are incompatible and suggests ways in which innovation can in fact be part of an active strategy for compliance with the forthcoming General Data Protection Regulation, creating new opportunities for businesses.
Sara Luder and Philip Higham consider the Taxation (Cross-Border Trade) Bill introduced in Parliament on 20 November 2017.
Richard Jeens is the contributing editor of the fifth edition of “Getting the Deal Through: Tax Controversy”, a publication summarising the framework for tax disputes in eighteen different jurisdictions.
An article regarding the passing of the Cultural Property (Armed Conflicts) Act 2017 and ratification of the Hague Convention by the UK Government.
Two articles examining the High Court’s judgments in the Unwired Planet v Huawei FRAND litigation. The first article considers the significance and implications of this landmark case, while the second looks in detail at the key IP licensing aspects emerging from these decisions.
A series of multi-jurisdictional guides to developments in various legal practice areas.
