Hayes Solicitors LLP, Dublin, Ireland

11
Sep
Has the GDPR changed cookie consent under ePrivacy Laws?
- Laura Fannin , Ruth Prendeville
- Advertising and Marketing Law, Commercial & Business, Data Protection
The delay in updating the legislation governing cookies in line with the General Data Protection Regulation has caused considerable uncertainty regarding how to obtain cookie consent lawfully.
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03
Sep
Technology
- Practice Area Parent
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28
Aug
Data Protection Commission publishes guidance note on breach notification requirements
- Matthew Austin , Ruth Prendeville
- Data Protection
On 14 August 2019, the Data Protection Commission (“DPC”) announced the publication of a new guidance note entitled “A Quick Guide to GDPR Breach Notifications.”
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22
Aug
The Transfer Regulations (“TUPE”): How to determine when a transfer arises?
- Breda O'Malley
- Employment Law
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15
Aug
The Transfer Regulations (“TUPE”): An Introductory Guide
- Breda O'Malley
- Employment Law
At the forthcoming Hayes solicitors/Legal Island Transfer Regulations Seminar our employment law specialists, Breda O’Malley and Gill Woods, will be “demystifying” TUPE.
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14
Aug
Social Media Platforms’ Obligations to Remove Defamatory Content May Be Significantly Increased
- Joe O'Malley
- Litigation & Dispute Resolution, Media Law
The obligation on social media platforms to remove defamatory content will be significantly broadened if the Court of Justice of the European Union (“CJEU”) adopts the Opinion of Advocate General Szpunar in Eva Glawischnig-Piesczek v Facebook Ireland Limited Case C-18/18.
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Latest news

Has the GDPR changed cookie consent under ePrivacy Laws?

Technology

Data Protection Commission publishes guidance note on breach notification requirements

The Transfer Regulations (“TUPE”): How to determine when a transfer arises?

The Transfer Regulations (“TUPE”): An Introductory Guide

Social Media Platforms’ Obligations to Remove Defamatory Content May Be Significantly Increased