In the past few years, many industries have poured resources into exploring how they can use blockchain to grow.  The retail industry is no exception. 

The legal position established in 2015 by Vidal-Hall et al v Google Inc has recently been revised, clarifying the scope under which data protection compensation for the misuse of private information is available.

Blockchain, a technology that facilitates efficient sharing of data, is being hailed as the next technological revolution, and it is suggested that this ‘disruptive technology’ may impact upon our lives to the same extent as the internet.

The European Parliament has adopted a proposal of the Directive on Copyright in the Digital Single Market that, as it seems at least for now, deepened the gap between big internet companies and authors.

In the same way that Fintech is defined, Legaltech supposes a disruption in the understanding we have of technology up to now and its relationship with Law.

Until the ruling of the Conseil d'Etat on April 26, 2018, the gains from the sale of cryptocurrency units, mainly "Bitcoin", were the subject of two instructions published in the BOFIP already dating from 4 years old...

Financial technology gives rise to numerous business opportunities and is currently positioned as one of the most useful tools in the financial market.

Are you worried that “Alexa” is listening to your conversations? Do you cover your laptop camera with tape? Well, it looks like even stepping into the mall may require full-body armor if you wish to keep your basic data truly private.