On the Changing Conditions of the Digital Services Act’s Regulatory Approach The DSA has now been in force for over a year and aims to ensure a secure, trusted and innovation-friendly online environment respecting fundamental rights (Art. 1 para. 1 DSA). Hardly any other piece of recent European legislation has sparked such heated debate, raised … Read more
I am grateful to Charlotte de Meeûs for her summary below of the most extensive review of TPLF in the EU. It would look to me that the lack of firm support by the study for any of the 3 options it outlines (see below), probably makes it veer towards the first: which one that is, … Read more
Eve Hill, partner at Brown Goldstein & Levy, will present a live webinar, “The New ADA Title II Regulation on Accessible Digital Technologies: What it Means for Your School,” on March 13. The webinar will be hosted by AccessComputing at the University of Washington DO-IT Center and the Maryland Initiative for Digital Accessibility (MIDA) at … Read more
The UK government’s Devolution White Paper could significantly change the taxi and private hire vehicle sector. These proposals aim to empower local authorities and Mayoral Strategic Authorities to regulate the industry more effectively, tackling issues like cross-border working and inconsistent standards. Why Change is Needed Taxi and private hire vehicles play an essential role in … Read more
In Case C-70/23 Mesto Rimavská Sobota the CJEU held on 21 November on an important trigger for many an EU product- and import /export related environmental regulation. In the case at issue the context is the EU Timber Regulation 995/2010 also known as ‘EUTR’. The EUTR in essence aims to prevent illegally harvested timber from … Read more