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Data Protection Officers – a world of uncertainty The GDPR requires the appointment of a data protection officer (DPO) in certain circumstances. This briefing analyses those criteria and who may be appointed DPO.
Trade Mark Litigation in the UK (England and Wales): Overview An overview of trade mark litigation in the UK written by Saughter and May for Thomson Reuter's Trade Mark Litigation Global Guide 2017.
Patent licensing and FRAND: setting the rate and terms An article looking in detail at the key IP licensing aspects emerging from the High Court’s judgments in the Unwired Planet v Huawei FRAND litigation 
Patent licensing and FRAND: a new approach An article considering the significance and implications of the High Court’s judgments in the Unwired Planet v Huawei FRAND litigation
Regulating Cyber: the UK's plans for the NIS Directive Review of Government’s plans to implement EU NIS Directive.
ECtHR: Monitoring of employee's emails breached right to privacy A case confirmed that an employer’s monitoring of an employee’s work emails violates Article 8 ECHR. This briefing looks at the implications for UK employers.
Do your digital plans match your licensing reality? As many organisations enhance their digital strategies, and embrace new agile ways of interacting with customers and supply chains it is vital they ensure that the ‘drive for digital’ does not breach existing (sometimes long-running) technology licensing...
Tracking, watching, predicting...lawfully: responsible profiling under the GDPR Profiling is an essential part of the business model for many companies. This briefing looks at the impact of the General Data Protection Regulation on customer profiling, particularly for the retail sector.
Data Protection and Privacy Newsletter Selected legal and regulatory developments in data protection and privacy
Data protection - or protectionism by the back door? This briefing is part of a series of publications on various data protection issues, including the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) which will apply to all Member States from 25 May 2018.