Posted by Alejandro Negro
17 July, 2019
The Court of Justice of the European Union (“CJEU”) has established, in its judgment of July 10, 2019, that e-commerce
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Right to withdraw when buying online
Posted by Cuatrecasas
17 April, 2019
On March 27, 2019, the Court of Justice of the European Union (“CJEU”) issued a ruling in case C-681/17, in
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Posted by Esther Ballesteros
17 April, 2019
The time has come to check on the progress made in the Digital Single Market Strategy, which the European Commission (EC)
Read MoreDirectives on digital content and sales of goods: soon to be passed
Posted by Claudia Morgado
8 April, 2019
As we have already commented on this blog, in the context of the creation of the Digital Single Market, the
Read MoreNew transparency rules for influencers in UK
Posted by Alicia Costas
30 January, 2019
Nowadays, it is difficult to find someone that has not heard about influencers, the trade of choice for the millennial
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Posted by Claudia Morgado
13 November, 2018
In the midst of the complex debate about the interpretation and practical consequences of the conclusions of the Court of
Read MoreProgress toward new eu regulation on crowdfunding
Posted by Cristina Clos
24 August, 2018
The Economic and Monetary Affairs Committee of the European Parliament recently published a draft report on the proposed regulation of the European Parliament
Read MoreSearch Engine Autocomplete that links brands to term “money laundering” does not breach right to honor
Posted by Ane Alonso
4 June, 2018
Google Autocomplete attempts to speed up searches by using search prediction in the Google search bar when users type a
Read MoreTax treatment of remuneration for reviews in internet ecommerce new technologies
Posted by Cuatrecasas
7 February, 2018
Do you write reviews about products you buy or meals in restaurants, etc.? Have you received some form of compensation
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Posted by Blanca Puig Ferrer
15 November, 2017
The Advocate General of the CJEU has ruled that a party who files a claim with an online services provider
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