53/2019 : 30 April 2019 – Information
The Court of Justice adopts new rules on whether or not to allow appeals to proceed in cases which have already been considered twice Powered by WPeMatico
54/2019 : 2 May 2019 – Opinion of the Advocate General in the case C-28/18
Verein für Konsumenteninformation Approximation of laws Advocate General Szpunar: Deutsche Bahn cannot require customers wishing to purchase travel tickets online by direct debit to be resident in Germany Powered by WPeMatico
55/2019 : 2 May 2019 – Judgment of the Court of Justice in Case C-614/17
Fundación Consejo Regulador de la Denominación de Origen Protegida Queso Manchego Agriculture and fisheries The use of figurative signs evoking the geographical area with which a protected designation of origin (PDO) is associated may constitute an unlawful evocation of that designation Powered by WPeMatico
51/2019 : 30 April 2019 – Opinion of the Advocate General in the case C-390/18
AIRBNB Ireland Freedom of establishment According to Advocate General Szupunar a service such as that provided by the AIRBNB portal constitutes an information society service Powered by WPeMatico
52/2019 : 30 April 2019 – Opinion of the Court 1/17
The mechanism for the resolution of disputes between investors and States provided for by the free trade agreement between the EU and Canada (CETA) is compatible with EU law Powered by WPeMatico
ICO publishes updated guidance on certification and codes of conduct
ICO publishes updated guidance on certification and codes of conduct Powered by WPeMatico
Facebook expects a $5 Billion fine by the US Federal Trade Commission
Facebook expects a $5 Billion fine by the US Federal Trade Commission Powered by WPeMatico
ICO’s Sandbox programme now open for applications
ICO’s Sandbox programme now open for applications Powered by WPeMatico
ICO: Government needs to address political influencing together with other online harms
ICO: Government needs to address political influencing together with other online harms Powered by WPeMatico
EDPB provides guidance on ‘contractual necessity’ as a lawful ground for processing
EDPB provides guidance on ‘contractual necessity’ as a lawful ground for processing Powered by WPeMatico