When I learned from Twitter that Advocate General Campos Sánchez-Bordona had been writing an Opinion dedicated to the late-90s R&B boyband Damage, I was surprised but not shocked. This, I thought, is precisely the sort of esoteric approach to middling music-based law that resulted in so many voting to leave the EU. Imagine, then, my […]
This morning, the Supreme Court handed down judgment in Lloyd v Google LLC [2021] UKSC 50, undoubtedly one of the most important and eagerly awaited data privacy judgments to date.
The Supreme Court’s judgment in Lloyd v Google is to be handed down next Wednesday. However the appeal is decided, the judgment of the Supreme Court will constitute a watershed moment in the development of the law on data protection, both within and beyond the field of data protection class actions. 11KBW’s Anya Proops QC […]
The judgment we have all been waiting for is to be handed down by the Supreme Court next Wednesday – see here. I plan to host a webinar on the judgment at 9 a.m. on 16 November 2021. Further details to follow. Anya Proops QC
The decision, which is hardly surprising, will doubtless be welcomed by all controllers. The hearing before the Supreme Court is not expected until the end of 2020, early 2021. Further updates will of course be posted on Panopticon in due course! Anya Proops QC
Google got a good result from the CJEU last week on the right to be forgotten front: in Google LLC v CNIL (Case C‑507/17), the French DP regulator’s rather ambitious demand for global delisting on right to be forgotten grounds was overturned. In a nutshell: Google has acknowledged that the EU’s RTBF rights are undermined […]
