The applicability of the Digital Services Act (DSA) to online gambling operators within the EU raises crucial compliance questions, even though they are not classified as Very Large Online Platforms (VLOPs).
Google has agreed to pay a $ 1.375 billion fine to settle two major privacy lawsuits in Texas—its largest data-related payout ever. But is the U.S. finally outpacing the EU in regulating Big Tech?
The NIS 2 Directive has issued a significant warning to companies within the European Union: the personal liability of directors for lack of compliance is now a critical issue that cannot be ignored and the responsible directors must be notified by the end of May 2025.
Join Giulio Coraggio of the law firm DLA Piper in this exciting episode of Legal Leaders Insights, featuring Ronan Davy, the Associate General Counsel of Anthropic, a leading company in responsible artificial intelligence.
The European Commission has just unveiled a draft regulation that proposed important reform to the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), as part of a broader initiative to reduce administrative burdens and promote competitiveness across the EU.
Since early 2020, Austria has found itself at the center of extensive mass litigation in the gambling sector.
The countdown has begun: just a few days remain before the submission deadline for the Italian tender for remote gambling licenses.
AI Act literacy takes center stage in the latest regulatory update, as the European Commission has published a dedicated Questions and Answers clarifying the literacy requirements under Article 4 of the AI Act which are already applicable from 2 February 2025.
In the past two years, there have been significant advances by the Brazilian government in consolidating a legal and structured market for sports betting and online gambling.
Gambling operators and their suppliers must address the NIS 2 obligations, which impose stringent cybersecurity requirements across the European Union.