International

Self-Certifying Under The EU-U.S. Privacy Shield

Like the “Safe Harbor” that it replaced, the EU-U.S. Privacy Shield is a voluntary self-certification program with the U.S. Department […]

A look at the basics of sexual harassment law, comparing the U.S. with Europe and Latin America…

The European Parliament is considering whether to give robots the legal status of “electronic persons” as part of an effort […]

One more venue in which cybersecurity proves to be a potentially significant issue: An article in Practical Law from Latham […]

Counsel charged with prosecuting or defending against actions involving foreign arbitral awards should be aware of rapidly evolving rule changes […]

Two Indian teens last summer tipped off the U.S. Federal Trade Commission about a massive scheme based in their country […]

“While Donald Trump has promised a number of U.S. policy changes, a great number of them would require specific action by…

A profile of enigmatic Russian cyber-expert Alisa Shevchenko, in the New York Times. “I am a human being. Part misfit, […]

The EU proposal would require internet companies to run content filtering software that would detect copyrighted material. According to a […]

Europe’s highest court this week ruled that Britain’s sweeping surveillance laws – which civil liberties activists have called the most […]