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AI: What in-house counsel need to know was the topic for discussion at William Fry's CounselConne...

Following the publication of the provisional results of the first auction under the Offshore Rene...

The leading parliamentary committees of the European Parliament have voted to give the go ahead t...

A new tax credit for digital games development has come into effect on 16 November 2022.

New and emerging technology has brought about significant challenges for product liability laws a...

Barry Scannell and Trev Keane join Morgan Flanagan Creagh to look back at the One Zero sports bus...

Given the explosive arrival of the AI era, Responsible AI has become one of the most sought after...

The Irish Government has published the general scheme of the Digital Services Bill 2023, to give ...

We took a look at how the Irish economy faired last year from a Life Sciences perspective.

Silicon Valley Bank, the US subsidiary of SVB Financial Group, was closed by the California Depar...

Despite headwinds, private equity activity in Ireland in 2022 continued to be strong with a total...

M&A activity in Ireland has been consistently dominated by mid-market transactions and 2022 was n...

Ireland’s appeal as a place to do business has, in recent years, both attracted multinational gro...

A total of 300 qualifying deals were recorded within the Irish M&A Market in 2022

William Fry is pleased to celebrate the Council of Europe's annual Data Protection Day. Join us i...

Two EU legislative acts relating to digital operational resilience in the financial industry were...

The Central Bank of Ireland highlights the key prudential risks that will inform its 2023 supervi...

In a novel decision, the UK High Court granted an application allowing proceedings to be served o...

William Fry, working closely with Sullivan & Cromwell LLP, is advising Amgen Inc on its proposed ...

In the first of our Laws for a Digital Future segment of our Digital Transformation Series, Barry...

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The Digital Services Act has been formally adopted by the European Council. What does this mean f...

The rise of digital adoption and the implementation of digital transformation strategies in recen...

We outline the key takeaways from EIOPA's peer review report on the performance of the Central Ba...

Climate change risks, outsourcing and digitalisation, are the key topics the Central Bank of Irel...

A concise overview of the main points of interest for (re)insurance intermediaries in the Central...

A total of 122 deals were recorded within the Irish M&A Market in the first six months of 2022, a...

With the exponential rise of the Metaverse, brands are racing to protect their intellectual prope...

Welcome to the July 2022 edition of Legal News. Here is a selection of our recent publications on...

A report on artificial intelligence (AI) outlines that AI is unlikely to result in net job losses...

With robotic surgery now capable of being performed on a patient in one part of the world, by a ...

Analysis of the Russian Sanctions Regime, with a particular focus on the impact of these measures...

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is becoming an increasingly pervasive general-purpose technology, wi...

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The Hungarian Data Protection Authority recently issued its largest fine to date to a bank for un...

Central Bank of Ireland identifies five cross-sectorial risks for financial services consumers in...

We analyse and set out the key developments and points of relevance from the Consumer Protection ...

Council of Europe's annual Data Protection Day 2022: we unpack the key data protection stories of...

EU Commissioner for Justice, Didier Reynders, has defended the Data Protection Commission in a le...

A look at the major pharmaceutical, medtech, and healthcare deals William Fry has advised on in 2...

Under new Court Rules which come into operation on 22 October 2021, Intellectual Property cases a...

The Companies (Corporate Enforcement Authority) Bill 2021, proposes that a new independent statut...

Following a recent decision from the CJEU, commercial agents that negotiate the sale of software ...

Overview of the Central Bank of Ireland's Insurance Newsletter for Quarter 3, 2022.

The Central Bank of Ireland published the latest edition of its Intermediary Times newsletter on ...

The ever-increasing market for athletes' performance data raises crucial privacy and commercial i...

Deal value in the first six months of 2021 is more than eight times H1 2020 figure.

Taxand’s 2021 Guide provides commentary and insights into the tax treatment of global M&A deals.

The Gender Pay Gap Information Bill 2019 is shortly due to be signed into law. This Bill will req...

A global survey published by William Fry has found that for today's decision makers, the most imp...

At our CounselConnect virtual conference over 100 in-house counsel were asked to reflect on how C...

William Fry today announced the appointment of two new Partners across its Banking & Finance and ...

Busy times for the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission

Video: What is the Gender Pay Gap (GPG), why does it exist, when will mandatory GPG reporting com...

Reported data breaches in Europe rose by almost 20% in 2020. Ireland, as host to many large tech...

What constitutes a reasonable request for further information for verifying identity? Do you need...

In December 2020, the European Commission launched a much-heralded and far-reaching reform of the...

The Data Protection Commission has published another annual report on what has been a challenging...

We briefly consider the key topics covered in the 'Governance and risk in a time of uncertainty a...

In this article we consider EIOPA's Single Programming Document 2021-2023 which includes EIOPA's ...

M&A Deals increase 14% in 2020 to €9.1bn. Download Ireland's definitive M&A review.

The William Fry Sports Group look back at the sports sector in 2020

The government may introduce a screening mechanism for foreign direct investment into Ireland.

Our Commercial Litigation Department have been closely monitoring important litigation trends and...

Two recent decisions from the Irish superior courts provide welcome clarification on the scope of...

The William Fry Employment & Benefits team is releasing a 3 part series of short videos in Decemb...

At a virtual CounselConnect Conference over 150 in-house legal counsel from across Ireland heard ...

CBI Director of Insurance Supervision, Domhnall Cullinan, provided the opening remarks at the CBI...

The European Commission has recently published proposals for a new EU regulation for digital oper...

The Central Bank of Ireland published new additions to the list of Pre-Approval Controlled Functi...

The Central Bank of Ireland's 2020 bumper edition of the Intermediary Times addresses recent upda...

This week saw the publication of draft guidance by the European Data Protection Board and draft s...

The European Commission has welcomed the joint declaration by EU Member States, pledging to fund ...

The Data Protection Commission has found a security system used in Irish prisons, which involves ...

The National Transport Authority is proposing new regulations to ease some of the obligations pla...

Multinational clothes retailer H&M has been fined €35.3 million by the Hamburg data protection au...

On 26 August 2020, the UK Supreme Court issued a landmark IP decision when it heard together the ...

The Civil Law and Criminal Law (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 2020 is effective from 21 August 20...

Recent changes to the law on oaths and affirmations no longer require a person swearing an affida...

The temporary changes would allow electronic shareholder/creditor meetings and an extended period...

In this article, the first in our new series The Future of How Ireland Works, we examine key empl...

A recent decision of the Technology and Construction Court in England and Wales puts the role of ...

In response to stakeholder feedback, the European Data Protection Board is reviewing its draft gu...

In the first part of this 2-part series on Digitalisation in the (Re)Insurance Industry we assess...

In Part 2 of our series on Digitalisation in the (Re)Insurance Sector we assess what impact the i...

The Data Protection Commission (DPC) and the European Commission (EC) have recently published rep...

We aim to keep you up to date on legal developments that may affect you or your business. Here ar...

The Irish Data Protection Commission (DPC) has announced a series of fines for Irish Child and Fa...

In this article, William Fry specialists identify ten important legal issues that apply to online...

Contact tracing apps appear to be one of the various technological companions for progressive dec...

The Department of Business, Enterprise and Innovation has published a 'Return to Work SafelyProto...

The first members of Facebook's Oversight Board, established to review Facebook's content moderat...

The qualifying conditions for the dwelling house exemption have changed with effect from 18 Decem...

Remote mediation ensures that disputes can still be resolved despite fewer court sittings.

The European Commission adopted a common EU toolbox for the use of mobile applications and geoloc...

In this article, William Fry experts consider key cybersecurity risks presented by the recent glo...

Further welcome developments to ensure the courts continue to operate during the Coronavirus outb...

This article looks at whether remote swearing is permitted in Ireland in light of the COVID-19 pa...

The recently published Central Bank report on Consumer Protection highlights key cross sectoral r...

We encourage customers to use card or contactless payment methods at this time a message that has...

We examine the key issues for pension trustees and employers in responding to the current and fut...

Using an electronic signature to execute documents is a practical and effective solution to the r...

As courts close and trials are adjourned due to Coronavirus, we consider the impact this may have...

As thousands of people begin to work remotely, we share our top 5 best practice tips for employer...

The European Commission has launched a new European Strategy for Data to promote data-driven inno...

From 21 December 2020, a revised EU telecoms regulatory framework will bring more telecoms entiti...

To mark International Data Protection Day 2020, our Technology & Data Protection team round-up so...

Illegal streaming of Premier League matches blocked by High Court

Ireland’s M&A environment remains strong despite Brexit and global uncertainty

Prospective employees claimed they were wrongly discriminated against throughout Google's intervi...

IVCA VenturePulse survey suggests more positive underlying trend

Next steps for Court modernisation in Ireland – Electronic trials ("e-trials") becoming a courtro...

Advocate General of the Court of Justice of the EU ("CJEU") issues his opinion in a case which wi...

On the one-year anniversary of GDPR coming into force, the EU will implement a new regulation on ...

Tá fiosrú á dhéanamh ag an DPC faoin diultú atá déanta ag eagraíochtaí áirithe ainm as Gaeilge a ...

Data Protection Commission issues first annual report post GDPR demonstrating a surge in both com...

The Data Protection Commission is investigating whether the refusal to respond to a request for r...

Irish Venture Capital Association VenturePulse survey reports rebound in seed funding in final qu...

William Fry is proud to have three of its leading lawyers listed in the 2019 edition of WIPR Lead...

In this article we recap our previous series on the impacts AI could have to Irish employment law.

On International Data Protection Day our Technology team round-up some of the key data protection...

The European Court of Justice Advocate General has stated that the “right to be forgotten”, which...

Readers of our AI Series will be familiar with our articles on the potential positive impacts of ...

Welcome to day 4 of our 12 days of Christmas series. Today we look back on our Artificial Intelli...

Apple's acquisition of Shazam initially sparked competition concerns but during the subsequent Eu...

In our Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the Workplace article series we are considering the potent...

With a number of jurisdictions increasing regulatory scrutiny of in-game purchases, the Irish Dep...

We were delighted to co-sponsor the Deloitte Fast 50 Lunch, inviting a group of the Fast 50 winne...

Blockchain is being cited as the potential answer to everything from endangered species protectio...

Since the coming into force of the GDPR, organisations are dealing with an increase of queries co...

In part four of our Artificial Intelligence in the Workplace series, we examine the potential for...

With technology that identifies users through their physical interactions with hardware and softw...

AI, used correctly, can help solve gender inequality in the Irish workplace

In part 2 of our Artificial Intelligence in the Workplace article series, we take an in-depth loo...

In the first of a series, we look at the employment law issues surrounding AI in the Irish workpl...

An exception to copyright infringement for text and data mining on the horizon?

William Fry analyses challenges, opportunities and trends in employment law for the year 2018

Data Protection Commission Publishes Annual Report for 2017 outlining the work carried out in 201...

The European Court of Justice has ruled that privacy activist, Max Schrems, cannot bring a class ...

Our Technology Team round-up some of the key data protection stories of 2017 and look ahead to wh...

The ECJ has ruled that Uber provides transport services, rather than information society services...

The Article 29 Working Party has published eagerly awaited guidelines on the obligation of transp...

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Guidance has emerged from Data Protection Authorities in relation to connected cars and the data ...

The DPC intends to conduct an audit on travel organisations to ensure they are aware of their obl...

The Contempt of Court Bill 2017, recently presented to the Dáil, seeks to modernise and clarify t...

The Article 29 Working Party has published new guidelines for supervisory authorities on issuing ...

Organisations must introduce processes for recognising, assessing and notifying data breaches acc...

The Data Protection Commissioner is to receive an additional €4 million in funding following Budg...

The implementation of the GDPR brings about a number of sweeping changes and investment funds, th...

The gender pay gap is the difference between what is earned on average by women and men, based on...

The Central Bank of Ireland is seeking industry feedback on its discussion paper entitled "Consum...

Cases involving Trump, a British Conservative peer and a Swiss activist highlight the dangers and...

German President requested to delay the signing of legislation implementing the Unified Patent Co...

The Data Protection Commissioner's annual report stresses that organisations must be prepared for...

Is e-filing coming to the Irish justice system?

How can business operators demonstrate due diligence in putting food on the market?

US Appeals Court declines to fully rehear the decision to quash a warrant ordering Microsoft to d...

Key issues for (re)insurers and intermediaries to address in advance of the implementation of the...

International Data Protection Day 2017: PrivacySource, 2016 Round-up and 2017 Forecast on headlin...

Bills currently before the Oireachtas and Bills expected to be published

Bills currently before the Oireachtas and Bills expected to be published

The third Government Legislation Programme of the Partnership Government has been published

Bills currently before the Oireachtas and Bills expected to be published

US Court of Appeals decision to quash warrant seeking disclosure of user content stored in Irelan...

Codes dealing with 'Member communications' and 'Value for money' published

The ranking was conferred in acknowledgement of the Firm’s key role in advising on the landmark M...

Increase in funding for the Office of the Data Protection Commissioner is evidence of the continu...

With the initiation of negligence proceedings arising from concussive injury in professional rugb...

The Office of the Data Protection Commissioner has participated in a review of Internet of Things...

Bills currently before the Oireachtas and Bills expected to be published

Bills currently before the Oireachtas and Bills expected to be published

The second Government Legislation Programme of the Partnership Government has been published

Bills currently before the Oireachtas and Bills expected to be published

The Central Bank has issued an update on IT risk management and cybersecurity for regulated firms...

The William Fry Healthcare team has reviewed the changes and highlights of the revised Guide to P...

Bills currently before the Oireachtas and Bills expected to be published

Bills currently before the Oireachtas and Bills expected to be published

The first Government Legislation Programme of the new Partnership Government has been published

Bills currently before the Oireachtas and Bills expected to be published

IAA introduces regulatory and registration requirements for drone users, as increased availabilit...

Senior leaders in the Healthcare and Technology fields attended a conference hosted by leading la...

A new payment services directive to broaden the scope of regulation.

Delegates from over 40 countries will discuss US tax reform, EU State Aid rules and other key tax...

The William Fry Healthcare and Technology Groups invite you to attend a conference on e-Health: T...

Can 8 seconds of any sporting event constitute a substantial part? The UK High Court recently tac...

Mid-sized businesses account for the majority of M&A deals in Ireland

New European regulatory framework for data protection to significantly increase legal and regulat...

The Central Bank has published its programme of themed inspections in markets supervision for 201...

IF stresses the need to avoid defining extensive or exhaustive categories, lists or criteria in t...

Bills currently before the Oireachtas and Bills expected to be published

The Irish Government has published its legislation programme for the Autumn/Winter 2015 parliamen...

First half of 2015 sees majority of M&A deals in pharma/biotech, leisure and technology.Largest d...

First Annual Report of new DPC

With many of the world’s largest technology companies basing their European operations in Ireland...

With many of the world’s largest technology companies basing their European operations in Ireland...

The Civil Liability (Amendment) Bill is to provide a legislative basis for periodic payment order...

Economic Recovery Drives Expansion of Corporate / M&A, Banking & Financial Services and Asset Man...

A brief overview of the key features of Europe’s Digital Single Market Strategy.

Key initiatives highlighted such as: delegate oversight; UCITS V remuneration guidelines; third-c...

Government commits to continued expansion of financial services sector

Government to continue expansion of financial services sector

The impact of the Internet of Things revolution continues to accelerate into our daily lives thro...

Deal activity continues to increase year on year with 115 deals in 2014 up from 84 in 2013 repres...

An article exploring the methods by which Revenue can obtain information on tax payers and how c...

M&A activity in 2014 at the highest level since financial crisis.

Irish SMEs raised €401m from investors in 2014, up 41% on the previous year, according to the ann...

Our Technology team review some of the key data protection stories of 2014 and look ahead to deve...

A recent ruling by the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) has indicated that mere acce...

Welcome to the William Fry Data Protection Update - January 2015

On 23 December 2014, the Irish Government filed an amicus curiae brief in the US Microsoft case, ...

The Irish Government has published its legislation programme for the Spring/Summer 2015 parliamen...

Intellectual Property & Technology

President Obama announced three proposals during a speech at the Federal Trade Commission on Mond...

Increased funding to boost Ireland’s reputation as an independent lead regulator in data protection

Enhanced intellectual property regime announced

Please click on the title above to view our Legal News – November 2014

Government Announces New Data Protection Roadmap

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY & TECHNOLOGY

New Government Legislation Programme: Industry & Sector Specific Breakdown

New York District Judge upholds warrant requiring Microsoft to hand over customer data held in Ir...

Irish export controls on dual-use items

Security breaches and access requests amongst key issues in Data Protection Commissioner’s annual...

Welcome to the May issue of Legal news.  To read our latest issue, please click on the title...

The European Parliament has recently approved a new directive on criminal sanctions for insider d...

The European Commission has revised its competition regime for technology transfer agreements.

Buying or Selling an Intermediary Business – Where to begin?This briefing outlines the steps invo...

William Fry Partner becomes first person in Europe to win three International Law Office Client C...

On 8 April 2014, Microsoft will cease to issue updates and security patches for bugs in Windows XP.

The Irish merger and acquisition (M&A) market is showing signs of sustained recovery from the...

The IVCA VenturePulse survey shows that Irish companies raised €284.9m from investors in 2013, de...

TheIrish Government has published its Legislation Programme for theSpring/Summer 2014 parliamenta...

William Fry is proud to announce its continued sponsorship of the annual ISA Awards.

Firm is moving to larger premises to support its growth plans 

The Irish Government is continuing its efforts to dispose of state assets such as its stake in th...

The Irish Government has published its legislative programme for the Autumn 2013 parliamentary se...

To view the New Autumn 2013 Government Legislative Programme, please click the title above.

Rihanna has won a significant legal battle with Topshop over the unauthorised use of her image on...

In June 2013, the White House released a proposal aimed at curbing the activities of so-called “p...

William Fry is proud to be the Lunch Sponsor at the Enterprise Technology World Ireland conferenc...

Funding outperforms international markets but data flags future potential shortage of seed capital

The Irish Government has published its legislativeprogramme for the Summer 2013 parliamentary ses...

The Irish Government has published its legislative programme for the summer 2013 parliamentary se...

Welcome to the first edition of our Intellectual Property e-zine in 2013.  

Dublin, Wednesday, 6th March, 2013: 189 technology companies raised €269m from investors in 2012 ...

2013 is underway with a higher degree of activity than is normally seen this early in the year. E...

Ireland’s merger and acquisition (M&A) market performed steadily in 2012 against a backdrop o...

David Cullen previews upcoming legal developments in the Technology and IP sector in 2013.

Google could face landmark legal proceedings and fines in the UK where users of Apple products ar...

The Irish Government has published its legislative programme for the Spring 2013 parliamentary se...

The Irish Government has published its legislative programme for the Spring 2013 parliamentary se...

Apple has lost its appeal to ban the sale of 26 patent infringing Samsung devices in the US after...

The Council of the EU and the European Parliament reached political agreement on a proposed Regul...

Ireland has taken huge strides to address its sovereign and bank debt problems and investor confi...

Please click on the pdf icon to download the Technology Departmental Brochure.

The Office of the Data Protection Commissioner has recently published the results of their review...

Cloud computing has emerged in recent years as a viable technology model for many companies. Its ...

A US jury recently awarded Apple Inc. $1.049 billion in damages, the fourth largest award in a US...

To view our Legal News for August 2012, please click on the title above.

Earlier this year we published the William Fry M&A Review 2011 which demonstrates that Irelan...

Over 100 people from across Ireland’s business community met at William Fry’s offices in Dublin f...

Yahoo! has accused Facebook of infringing on ten of its patents in a California Federal Court. Th...

The European Commissioner for Competition (“the Commissioner”) has threatened sanctions against c...

William Fry is pleased to sponsor the innaugural National Public Sector IT Leaders Forum taking p...

Market leaders in the pharmaceutical, technology, and financial services sectors continue to demo...

As we have seen, Ireland remains a location of choice for US investment but, what makes US Compan...

The Costa Concordia disaster has stunned the world. It seems unbelievable that such an event coul...

Europe’s top court has ruled, in a landmark judgment, that the use of human embryos for the purpo...

Please click on the title above to view the Spring 2012 edition of IDEA. 

Ireland’s cool Atlantic climate may not be an obvious tourist draw, but it is the reason why Irel...

John Magee and Brian McElligott preview upcoming legal developments in the Technology and IP sect...

On 21 December 2011, the Office of the Data Protection Commissioner published a 228 page report o...

The recent English High Court case of Porton Capital Technology Funds and others v 3M UK Holdings...

Did you know that the first US company to invest in Ireland was the Ford motor company over 100 y...

The commitment of our Government to the funds industry in Ireland has been left beyond doubt foll...

Welcome to the second edition of our Ireland Update – a review of recent Irish legal developments...

William Fry, together with Tughans, our associate in Northern Ireland, are delighted to sponsor t...

The value of Irish merger and acquisition activity in 2011 is expected to be the highest it has b...

From the early 1970s, the European Union (EU) has envisaged the development of a single EU patent...

The UK High Court has referred a number of questions to the European Court of Justice (“ECJ”) on ...

As the phone-hacking scandal in the UK continues to escalate, we turn our attention to some relev...

The European Patent Office’s (“EPO”)Technical Board of Appeal has upheld an earlier finding of it...

William Fry is pleased to once again sponsor the annual Cloud Computing Summit taking place this...

The European Commission (the “Commission”) has released a report which sets out a future strategy...

William Fry Tax Advisors (Taxand Ireland) has been voted ‘European Indirect Tax Firm of the Year ...

We are pleased to announce that David Cullen, Partner and Head of our Technology Department, will...

William Fry Tax Advisors (Taxand Ireland) and Taxand has been voted ‘European Indirect Tax Firm o...

A recent UK Court case challenges the view that the Courts will only in very limited circumstance...

The European Commission (the “Commission”) has commenced a public consultation in order to gather...

The EU Data Protection Commissioners grouping called the Article 29 Working Party (the Working Pa...

Exploring the economic opportunities cloud computing can bring, Business Ireland invitedleading e...

Over recent years Ireland has become increasingly popular as a location for holding and exploitin...

Radio frequency identification (RFID) is a technology that uses communication through the use of ...

Apple has taken legal action against online retail giant Amazon in a bid to stop Amazon from usin...

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Brendan Cahill, Head of the Firm’s Distressed Assets Group, discusses the myths surrounding the I...

Sonya Manzor of our Tax Department discusses the main factors which have made Ireland the jurisdi...

Ireland continues to attract major international companies for foreign direct investment. Signifi...

The European Court of Justice (ECJ) has ruled that a retailer's use of comparative advertising to...

The President has recently signed the Communications (Retention of Data) Act 2011 (the “Act”) int...

The Office of Fair Trading (OFT) in England has held that online advertising which fails to ident...

Over the past 20 years the huge output in EU environmental policy, both shaping and reflecting an...

Cheaper access to English Premier League football matches through the use of decoder cards purcha...

The European Commission has been advised that copyright owners should be required to register the...

The Potential Impact of Monsanto Technology LLC v. Cefetra & Others. on Patent InfringementA ...

Recent media reports of a cyber attack on the Fine Gael website, along with the theft of data rel...

A US jury has awarded Oracle $1.3 billion from SAP which is believed to be the largest ever award...

In this second part of our two part article on cloud computing, we will deal specifically with da...

A round up of other recent developments in Intellectual Property.  

In a recent case the European Court of Justice (ECJ) outlined the circumstances in which trade ma...

UPC Communications Ireland Limited has succeeded in its opposition of the “three strikes” rule be...

eircom has recently confirmed that it will continue to implement a graduated response protocol in...

The Patents Office has adopted a harmonised list of goods and services for use with Irish trade m...

Ireland continues to attract major international companies for foreign direct investment. Signifi...

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The UK’s data protection watchdog has flexed its newly acquired regulatory muscle by handing down...

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In this second part of the two part article on cloud computing, we will deal specifically with da...

The European Commission has proposed a new strategy on how to protect individual’s data which is ...

The European Parliament has published a report calling on the European Commission to introduce ne...

Interflora’s battle to prevent Marks & Spencers (“M&S”) from allegedly ‘piggy-backing’ it...

Israel will shortly be added to a list of countries deemed to have adequate data protection regim...

The BBC has unsuccessfully sought an injunction against the publication of the identity of the St...

Google has recently launched its Street View service in Ireland.  Street View allows an individua...

Germany is considering introducing a new law which would prevent employers from conducting backgr...

In this first part of a two part article, we will touch on the prominent legal issues which arise...

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On 27 April 2010, William Fry hosted an event to mark World Intellectual Property Day. The theme ...

William Fry is pleased to once again sponsor the Cloud Computing Summit taking place this year on...

Biotechnology is an important part of the global economy. It is a complex area of law, which exte...