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Regulatory and compliance
The Queen's Speech - Data Reform Bill announced
UK government heralds next step in process of diverging from EU data protection regime, but extent of divergence not yet
Intellectual property
CJEU rejects Poland's challenge to the Copyright in the Digital Single Market Directive Article 17
CJEU Grand Chamber find the safeguards of the provision strike a fair balance between freedom of expression and information, and
Regulatory and compliance
The Queen's Speech – what not to expect: Employment Bill, audit reform, and digital markets enforcement
As speculation mounts about what the UK government's legislative programme will contain, we consider some of the proposals that are
Commercial
The sports industry: Laundering more than dirty kit?
The global crackdown on money laundering means that previously unregulated areas may come under increased scrutiny – measures should be
Technology, Media and Telecommunications (TMT)
IP and the metaverse: ownership and infringement of rights
Platform operators will need to have tools and measures in place that allow them to put an end to infringements
Regulatory Outlook
Regulatory Outlook | April 2022
Welcome to the Regulatory Outlook, providing you with high-level summaries of important forthcoming regulatory developments to help you navigate the
Digital Regulation
Extended producer responsibility: the new law on waste and contaminated soils
The new law on waste has reinforced the extended producer responsibility regime and producers must adapt their business models to
Technology, Media and Telecommunications (TMT)
What regulation is on the horizon for the metaverse?
A live concert staged in the metaverse raises broad legal and regulatory issues
Digitalisation
Sport looks to artificial intelligence to deliver competitive edge
As teams and coaches turn to AI data to enhance success, what are the legal challenges and what is on
Intellectual property
Closer look at EUIPO's study on AI's impact on the infringement and enforcement of copyright and designs
IP analysis: Robyn Trigg, Knowledge Lawyer at Osborne Clarke, discusses the European Union Intellectual Property Office's (EUIPO) study on the
Digitalisation
Retailers adopt facial recognition technology as regulators play catch-up
Automated facial recognition raises broad challenges for privacy regulators but industries such as retail are using the technology ahead of
Regulatory and compliance
UK government announces consumer law reform and plans fines of up to 10% of global turnover for breaches
The government has announced several key reforms to UK consumer law which suggests that the direction of UK consumer law
