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  • 14
    Feb

    Supreme Court Judgment to Provide Clarity on Discovery Applications

    • Robbie Slattery
    • Litigation & Dispute Resolution

    The Supreme Court will shortly consider the parameters of discovery which should be granted in civil litigation in light of contemporary considerations.

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  • 13
    Feb

    The ePrivacy Regulation - More European Privacy Laws on the Way

    • Laura Fannin , Cian Clinch
    • Commercial & Business, Data Protection

    2018 saw the biggest change in European privacy law in over 25 years with the implementation of the General Data Protection Regulation (the GDPR) in May.

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  • 24
    Jan

    Update on Personal Data Transfers in the Event of a “No Deal” Brexit

    • Laura Fannin , John Deignan
    • Commercial & Business, Data Protection, Brexit

    On 21 December 2018, the Data Protection Commission (“DPC”) published a preliminary guidance in relation to the impact of a “no deal” Brexit on personal data transfers.

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  • 22
    Jan

    France imposes record fine of €50 million on Google for breaches of EU data privacy laws

    • Laura Fannin , Ruth Prendeville
    • Commercial & Business, Data Protection

    France’s data protection regulator (the “CNIL”) has imposed a €50 million fine on Google for failing to comply with EU data privacy laws. The fine is the highest yet to be imposed on an organisation under the General Data Protection Regulation (“GDPR”), which was enacted on 25 May last year.

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  • 15
    Jan

    The Employment (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 2018 – Key Changes and Next Steps for Employers

    • Breda O'Malley , Niamh Cassidy
    • Employment Law

    The Employment (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 2018 has recently been hailed by the Minister for Employment Affairs and Social Protection, Regina Doherty T.D. as “one of the most significant pieces of employment legislation in a generation”. It comes into effect in March 2019.

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  • 09
    Jan

    Costs Differential Orders and the increased importance of issuing proceedings in the correct court

    • Fergal Mullins
    • Healthcare Law, Litigation & Dispute Resolution

    Costs Differential Orders have gained greater traction on foot of the recent Court of Appeal decisions in Moin v Sicika & O’Malley v McEvoy.

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