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The April–May Compliance Crunch: A Practitioner’s Calendar for eDiscovery and Information Governance
Editor’s Note: Four compliance deadlines converging in a 31-day window this spring will test the resilience of information governance frameworks across sectors. The EU’s NIS2 Directive hits its first hard enforcement checkpoint in Belgium on April 18, followed four days later by the FTC’s overhauled COPPA Rule reaching full compliance. In early May, the Advisory...
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The DKIM Problem: Why the European Commission Breach Threatens Inboxes Worldwide
Editor’s Note: Brussels now faces the kind of cyber reckoning it has spent years warning others about. In this article, we examine the reported European Commission breach tied to ShinyHunters and why the incident matters well beyond the immediate headlines. From compromised cloud infrastructure and exposed DKIM signing keys to the downstream risks of phishing,...
- Proposed EU Industrial Accelerator Act Aims To Shore Up Declining EU Manufacturing Sector
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The Tournai first instance court in Hugues Falys v TOTAL. A convinced if not totally convincing jurisdictional finding in climate claims, and a lack of engagement with applicable law, with the court eventually staying its case until the Paris courts have ruled.
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- New EU De-minimis Registration Obligation: What Businesses Receiving Public Subsidies Need To Know
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New Book on EU Fundamental Rights in ECtHR Case-Law
Victor David (KU Leuven) has published the book EU Fundamental Rights as a Special Source for the European Court of Human Rights. Doing the opposite of many studies in this field, it looks at the influence of EU fundamental rights law on the case-law of the European Court of Human Rights. This is the abstract:...
- A Protocol For IP Disputes At The Brussels Enterprise Court
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Belgium – Pay Transparency – Flemish Minister announces fines for companies “that pay men more than women”
Last week, in the wake of International Women’s Day, the Flemish government approved a – very partial – implementation of the Pay Transparency Directive. The bulk of the transposition work is still to be done by the federal government and the social partners in the National Labour Council, and on these fronts, things are still...
- Belgian State Council Confirms Exemption From Public Procurement Rules For Long-term Defense Partnership
- '10m Payment And Rectifying Infractions Required To Obtain Release Of Seized Shadow Fleet Tanker