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ICO issues statement on Schrems II - EDPB FAQs apply to controllers and processors in the UK
On 27 July 2020 the ICO issued a statement in response to the judgement of the CJEU in Schrems II.
The ICO has confirmed that the
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The State of California today published an "employer playbook" for reopening that includes detailed guidance on the following topics:
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Brexit and Binding Corporate Rules: Latest update from the EDPB
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Employee Childcare Leave During the Pandemic
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ICO publishes annual report - what to look out for over the next 12 months
Today the ICO published its 2019-20 annual report, which covers the 12 month period up to 31 March 2020.
The report notes that...
European Data Protection Board adopts statement on CJEU's ruling in Schrems II, and latest from ICO in the UK
During the European Data Protection Board's 34th plenary session on Friday 17 July, it adopted a statement on the CJEU's ruling in...
Platforms do not engage in CTP under current law: AG confirms Copyright Directive is new invention.
Advocate General Saugmandsgaard Oe has recommended that the CJEU finds that platforms do not engage in CTP: "Any ‘primary’ liability...
European Court of Justice Strikes Down Privacy Shield (again!)
The European Court of Justice's ("ECJ") has struck down the EU-US Privacy Shield Framework. Following the ECJ's 2015 decision to...
California AG Publishes CCPA FAQs
California's Attorney General, Xavier Becerra, published a list of Frequently Asked Questions related to the California Consumer Privacy...
E-Privacy Regulation - German Presidency takes over task of moving things forward in the Council
Germany recently took over the Presidency of the Council of the European Union ("Council") from 1 July 2020 , and published a discussion...
ICO updates regulatory approach during COVID-19 and beyond
The ICO has announced today that it has updated its regulatory approach during COVID-19, which it first published on 15 April 2020 (you...
Is consent compulsory for collecting contact details for COVID-19 contact tracing?
The ICO has published updated guidance for organisations which are asked by the government to collect and retain information about...
COVID-19 UK: Petitions Committee recommends extra support for new parents
As a result of a petition started on petition.parliament.uk calling for an extension of maternity leave by three months with pay, the...
SEC Proposes to Raise Form 13F Threshold from $100 million to $3.5 billion
On July 10, 2020, the SEC proposed to increase the reporting threshold for Form 13F filings. Since 1975, institutional investment...
Florida Becomes the First State to Enact DNA Privacy Law Blocking Insurers from Genetic Data
This month, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signed into law the nation's first DNA privacy law prohibiting life, disability, and long-term...
Top 5 Takeaways from new MHRA Guidance on Medical Device Software
The UK’s Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) updated its guidance on medical device standalone software last month.
CMA secures refunds from second major holiday lets firm
The CMA has obtained a second formal commitment from another major UK holiday lettings company, Sykes, following undertakings received...
FCA announces EIOPA cloud rules won't be adopted in UK
The FCA, the UK financial services regulator, has announced that it doesn’t intend to apply the new EIOPA cloud guidelines for insurance...
Baker McKenzie Partner Skip Rankin Named to 2020 Legal Power List
Baker McKenzie Partner Clyde E. "Skip" Rankin, III has been named to A Word About Wind's Legal Power List, a ranking of the brightest and...
UK Imposes First Global Human Rights Sanctions
On Monday 6 July 2020, the UK introduced the first sanctions under its new Global Human Rights sanctions regime, targeting 47 individuals...
A Closer Look at How the 2020 Proposed DOL Fiduciary Rule Intersects with Reg BI
Is the third time the charm? In our most recent client alert, we take a look at how the Department of Labor's long-awaited fiduciary rule...
Loot Boxes: Pressure for Regulation: High. Actual Use: Low.
Ofcom has released its Online Nation report for 2020.
One of the most interesting stats included is that less than 6% of children...
Ten Lords a-Looting: House of Lords demands regulation of loot boxes
The House of Lords have made several gambling regulation recommendations in order to try and reduce the risk of harm caused by gambling,...
ICO publishes new guidance for businesses collecting personal data for contact tracing
As UK lockdown measures ease and businesses reopen, the ICO has issued new guidance for businesses asked to record and maintain personal...
Life After the June 30 Reg BI Deadline: The DOL Fiduciary Rule Proposal, the Massachusetts Fiduciary Rule, and SEC Exams and FAQs
On June 29, 2020 the Department of Labor issued its long-awaited fiduciary rule re-proposal, just in time for all of us to turn from...
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