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Is an Insurer Examination Comprehensive when Missing Medical Reports? Is an Insurer Examination Comprehensive when Missing Medical Reports? Canada Law
the reuse of sensitive data for bias mitigation – EU Law Enforcement the reuse of sensitive data for bias mitigation – EU Law Enforcement European Law
How to Address Inappropriate Interview Questions About Vision Impairment How to Address Inappropriate Interview Questions About Vision Impairment New York Law
Developer Perspectives on Today’s Energy Storage Markets — Gravel2Gavel Construction & Real Estate Law Blog — August 28, 2024 Making the Opportunity Zones Program Great at Last — Gravel2Gavel Construction & Real Estate Law Blog — March 24, 2025 Property Law
Family Law During the Holidays: Managing Custody and Visitation Family Law During the Holidays: Managing Custody and Visitation Canada Law

A Legal Tech Perspective – KSLR EU Law Blog

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A Legal Tech Perspective – KSLR EU Law Blog

https://www.healtheuropa.eu/could-virtual-reality-ease-the-burden-of-coronavirus-isolation/99566/ *AVV. ANDREA PULIGHEDDU 1.Introduction In his most renowned novel Neuromancer, the writer William F. Gibson has introduced the key concept of cyber space. The main character, Henry Dorsett Case, is a low-level hustler that aims to reconnect himself to the Matrix, a virtual reality computing platform sited, precisely in cyberspace. Moving from this fictionalized…

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European Law

Canadian Privacy Law Blog: Canada’s New “Online Harms” bill

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Canadian Privacy Law Blog: Canada’s New “Online Harms” bill

 It is finally here: the long-anticipated Online Harms bill. It was tabled in Parliament on February 26, 2024 as Bill C-63. It is not as bad as I expected, but it has some serious issues that need to be addressed if it is going to be Charter-compliant. It also has some room for serious improvement…

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Canada Law

Bisnow Interviews Suzanne Hollander on Miami Real Estate Market

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Bisnow Interviews Suzanne Hollander on Miami Real Estate Market

On Monday, Professor Real Estate® Suzanne Hollander sat down with Bisnow and shared her insights on Miami’s dynamic Real Estate Market.  Suzanne discussed impacts of recent large real estate purchases in Miami and foreign investment in property.  Read the March 26, 2024 Bisnow article below and Learn Something Real Estate!  Suzanne’s insights are highlighted below….

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Property Law

EU Green Bonds: One Step Closer to a New Standard for Sustainable Bonds

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EU Green Bonds: One Step Closer to a New Standard for Sustainable Bonds

“Green bonds”[1] have seen a steady increase in recent years, with over $500 billion in green bonds issued in 2022. However, there is some debate over whether all of these bonds were issued for activities that were in fact “green”. To prevent “greenwashing”,[2] the EU Commission proposed a new regulation that creates standards for EU…

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European Law

What You Need to Know If You’re Using AI-Generated Voices for Your Company — Internet & Social Media Law Blog — July 8, 2024

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What You Need to Know If You’re Using AI-Generated Voices for Your Company — Internet & Social Media Law Blog — July 8, 2024

Global music superstar Taylor Swift began her music career in Nashville, so we thought it fitting that on July 1, with the end of the Eras Tour in sight, the Ensuring Likeness Voice and Image Security (ELVIS) Act went into effect in Tennessee. This marks the latest front in the effort to navigate the interplay…

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Internet Law

The ECJ used to be a neutral court for the UK – it no longer is

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The ECJ used to be a neutral court for the UK – it no longer is

In the UK, the ECJ had been called a foreign court in the Brexit debate. However, the term comes from Switzerland. The notion of a foreign court was used to refer to an international court that includes judges from other states. However, this notion is fallacious, argues Carl Baudenbacher (LSE). The decisive factor is whether a court is neutral. If…

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European Law

Florida Digital Bill of Rights

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Florida Digital Bill of Rights

Florida passed a data privacy law that becomes effective on July 1, 2024. The Florida Digital Bill of Rights (“FDBR”) affects “controllers” of personal data that have more than $1 billion in global revenues, so the law applies only to a small percentage of companies in Florida. The FDBR “data privacy and security law” is…

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Internet Law

Breaking News: Court of Appeals Gives Friedman Another Shot

Posted on September 6, 2024 By rehan.rafique No Comments on Breaking News: Court of Appeals Gives Friedman Another Shot
Breaking News: Court of Appeals Gives Friedman Another Shot

November 21, 2017 · 1:36 pm As WiseLawNY predicted after oral argument on Oct. 18, the New York Court of Appeals today ruled that Jesse Friedman, who served 13 years in prison for molesting pre-adolescent boys attending an after-school computer class in his home should be given another chance to get prosecution records under New…

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New York Law

SI Administrative Judge Still Faces IG Questions

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SI Administrative Judge Still Faces IG Questions

  Staten Island Administrative Judge Judith P. McMahon is not out of the woods yet. Last September, McMahon and her court’s chief clerk, Michael Pulizotto, were both mothballed to lesser jobs in Manhattan after Dennis Quirk, the head of the New York State Court Officers Association, went on a tear because word had leaked out that…

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New York Law

Developer Perspectives on Today’s Energy Storage Markets — Gravel2Gavel Construction & Real Estate Law Blog — August 28, 2024

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Developer Perspectives on Today’s Energy Storage Markets — Gravel2Gavel Construction & Real Estate Law Blog — August 28, 2024

In 2023, the world added an impressive 45 gigawatts/97 gigawatt-hours of energy storage capacity, nearly tripling year-on-year growth, with the majority driven by battery storage installations. The global energy storage market is projected to continue its rapid expansion in 2024, adding over 100 gigawatt-hours of capacity, primarily from the United States and China. In the…

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Property Law

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