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Legal Useability of Recordings from Open Video Surveillance

DLA Piper
Germany
September 21 2018

By its decision of 23 August 2018 the Federal Labor Court (docket number 2 AZR 13318) facilitated video surveillance at the workplace. Legally and

‘This call is being recorded’: secret workplace recordings

Ius Laboris
USA
September 19 2018

Gone are the days of bulky recording devices and wires. Anyone with a cell phone can easily start a recording, slip the phone in a pocket, and walk

Legal action threatened against government for export of surveillance equipment

Leigh Day
United Kingdom
September 14 2018

Legal action has been threatened against the UK government regarding the granting of export licences for surveillance equipment to countries with poor

Belgian rules on use of surveillance cameras revised

Loyens & Loeff
Belgium
August 10 2018

On 21 March 2018, the Belgian Parliament adopted a law amending the Belgian Camera Act of 2007. The primary goal was to create a more adequate legal

Data security and breach notification in France

ADSTO
France, Global
August 9 2018

A structured guide to data security and breach notification in France

ERISA: New Case Provides Tips on Effective Use of Video Surveillance in Disability Claim Decisions

Lane Powell PC
USA
August 6 2018

Video surveillance can be an effective tool in assessing the level of activity of the disabled claimant. But make sure the video surveillance is

SEC Denies Application for Bitcoin ETF

Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP
USA
July 27 2018

In a lengthy order issued on July 26, 2018, by a 3-1 vote the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC”) denied an application by the CBOE Bats

Big Brother Watch and Baroness Jenny Jones begin landmark legal challenge to police use of facial recognition surveillance

Leigh Day
United Kingdom
July 25 2018

Big Brother Watch and Baroness Jenny Jones have issued proceedings in the High Court, in a landmark legal challenge to the Home Secretary and

Don’t Pull The Tapes: Employer Dinged By NLRB For Surveilling Employee Union Activity On Video Archives

Barnes & Thornburg LLP
USA
July 23 2018

The National Labor Relations Act (NLRA) puts limits on what employers can do ifwhen their employees express interest in forming a union in the

Merger 'gun jumping' case; misleading consumer guarantee claims; food labelling surveillance: read our take on the big issues in competition law this month

Allens
Australia
July 18 2018

Competition news In Touch looks at what's been happening in Competition this month, and what it means for your business. We hope you find this issue

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