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Major changes to the way businesses navigate and comply with digital regulation in the EU – such as rules on AI, use of data, and cybersecurity – could follow from a package of proposals put to

IBA launches survey on AI’s legal impact

A working group set up by the International Bar Association (IBA) on AI has launched the second phase of a survey on the technology for legal practitioners.
Beefed-up legal obligations loom for AI providers

Business-law firm Mason Hayes & Curran (MHC) has said that the window for organisations to assess their readiness for the EU’s AI Act is narrowing, as a shift from policy to compliance ramps up.
Beauchamps names two corporate partners

Law firm Beauchamps has appointed Oisín McLoughlin and David McMunn as partners in its corporate, commercial, and M&A (mergers and acquisitions) group.
Full 82% of executives expect M&A surge

Level of confidence here ‘significantly outpaces’ Britain
‘Dial-in’ video tech now enabled in 165 courts

The Courts Service enabled a further 29 courtrooms across the country with video technology last year, bringing the total to 165.
MHC promotes data and tech partner

MHC promotes data and tech partner Business-law firm Mason Hayes & Curran has promoted Micheál McCarthy to partner in its data and technology team.   McCarthy joined the firm as a trainee lawyer in

EU act to allow access to tech firms’ data

The media and online-safety regulator has welcomed new EU rules that will give qualified researchers access to internal data from big technology platforms and search engines.
EU data meetings sometimes ‘politicised’ – Dixon

The former head of the Data Protection Commission has said that meetings of EU data regulators sometimes became politicised, as issues linked to Ireland’s corporate-tax regime were brought up.

EU’s top court urged to dismiss Google appeal

An adviser to the EU’s highest court has said that it should dismiss an appeal by Google against a fine of €4.1 billion set by a lower court.
Ireland faces action on terrorist-content rule

The European Commission has referred Ireland to the EU’s highest court for not complying with rules aimed at combatting terrorist content online.
Taylor Wessing to use collaborative AI tools

Tech will support daily legal work – Griffiths
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