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When technology deals unravel, issues often arise when the contract does not fully reflect how the deal, the product or the service will be delivered in practice. Takeaways from a recent event explore the practical challenges that in house lawyers face when contracting for complex technology, including in relation to data migration, transitional services, use of AI, and regulatory change
ReadThis briefing examines the scope and global reach of the EAA, its core compliance requirements, the consequences of non compliance and the limited exemptions available, alongside the practical steps organisations can take to embed accessibility into their operations and the broader opportunity it presents as a driver of innovation and competitive advantage.
ReadEU authorities can now order online platforms anywhere in the world to quickly provide or save data if they serve EU users, with failing to comply resulting in severe fines of up to two percent of a company's global revenue.Covered businesses must appoint a designated contact person and prepare in advance to handle these rapid requests smoothly.
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We have issued a practical checklist for boards and senior leaders regarding AI-enabled cyber threats, emphasizing that the rapid advancement of AI models has created an "exceptional capacity" to both bolster defences and accelerate sophisticated attacks.
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This update highlights the key implementation issues identified by participants at a roundtable discussion with industry, with the intention of informing the ongoing debate and supporting the successful drafting of a Code that is workable, proportionate and fit for the future.
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The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) has delivered its long-awaited judgment in the Google Android case. The judgment upholds the General Court's (GC) 2022 ruling, which had largely confirmed the European Commission's (EC) 2018 decision against Google for abusing its multiple dominant positions in relation to the Android mobile operating system
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Key provisions of the Data (Use and Access) Act (DUA Act) came into effect on 5 February 2026. Businesses subject to the UK GDPR and/or PECR should ensure that policies and practices reflect this tranche of amendments to UK data protection law. We summarise some of the key changes relevant to businesses with operations in the UK.
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On 19 February 2026, the President Karol Nawrocki signed an amendment to the Act on the National Cybersecurity System (the “Amendment” and the "Cybersecurity Act"). This Amendment is designed to implement the NIS2 Directive and it will come into force on 2 April 2026.
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The EDPB and EDPS support the Digital Omnibus's goal of reducing compliance burdens but strongly oppose any proposals that might narrow the GDPR's scope or create legal uncertainty. This article identifies ten critical areas where these regulatory concerns are likely to shape the final outcome of legislative negotiations.
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On 19 November 2025 the European Commission published the much-anticipated EU Digital Simplification Package. Also referred to as the "Digital Omnibus". Our briefing provides an overview of the main proposals of the Digital Omnibus package and the practical implications of its proposals.
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Cyber threats have evolved into critical strategic risks that can severely impact global businesses, requiring boards to prioritize cyber resilience and preparedness. In this article co-authored with Odgers we examine how organisations can show effective leadership in cyber incidents thorough preparation, decisive response, and long-term governance.
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This article considers why the evolving threat landscape has necessitated an update to the existing NIS regime and provides a high-level overview of the Bill's proposed changes.
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On 20 January 2026, the European Commission proposed a new cybersecurity package intended to strengthen the EU's cybersecurity resilience and capabilities. The package responds to the increasing threat of cyber and hybrid attacks on essential services and democratic institutions. It has two parts: the first proposes to amend and restate the EU's Cybersecurity Act with a new version (Cybersecurity Act 2); and the second to amend the NIS2 Directive. This briefing overviews key changes.
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In this regulatory horizon scanner, we identify and summarise key legislative and non-legislative developments that are likely to have an impact on fintech sector firms providing services in the EU and UK, including: Markets related developments, Digital assets developments, Cross-sectoral developments. Key developments that impact all firms across the financial services sector, such as reforms to payments and AML frameworks. Where relevant, we set out projected timelines for the finalisation and implementation of the relevant developments, covering approximately the next two years.
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2025 saw the English courts, government and regulators grappling to keep up with evolving technology and the shifting landscape of the media and entertainment sector. As we enter 2026, we spotlight some of the key English law cases and developments from the past year and consider the trends and challenges that are likely to shape the media litigation landscape in England and Wales in the year ahead.
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Clifford Chance, in collaboration with 1 Crown Office Row, is pleased to invite you to an evening discussion and reception on the next phase of AI in healthcare. AI-enabled healthcare is rapidly moving from experimentation into real-world deployment. As adoption accelerates, so too do the commercial, regulatory and accountability questions that will shape how quickly these technologies scale. This event will bring together senior voices across technology, healthcare, investment and policy for a conversation on what comes next and what it means in practice.
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