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View ArticleUK High Court Considers Implications Of The Google Spain Case For The First Time
In July 2014, the High Court (the ‘Court’) considered for the first time the implications of the landmark decision in Google Spain, when delivering an interim judgment in the case of Hegglin v Persons...
View ArticleIt’s a Bird…it’s a Plane…it’s a Drone; FAA Approves Limited Use of Drones as...
Ed note: This post originally appeared on Reed Smith’s Global Regulatory Enforcement Law Blog. Unmanned aerial cameras have been legal in other parts of the world but prohibited for commercial use in...
View ArticlePrivacy Authorities Urge Mobile Apps to Implement Privacy Policies
In December, 23 privacy authorities – many of which are members of the Global Privacy Enforcement Network (GPEN) – signed an open letter to the operators of seven app marketplaces, urging them to...
View ArticleOne Year Later: Consumers Can Proceed Against Target in Data Breach Lawsuit
On the one-year anniversary of Target’s announcement that it had suffered a massive data breach, Judge Magnuson in the District of Minnesota cleared the way for a consumer class action against the...
View ArticleProposed Settlement in Target Data Breach Litigation
A proposed settlement has been reached in the multi-district consumer litigation Target faces following a data breach that compromised at least 40 million credit cards during the 2013 holiday shopping...
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