Irish DPC fines Twitter €450,000 for data breach
22 December, 2020On 15th December 2020, the Irish Data Protection Commission (the “DPC”) announced its decision to impose an administrative fine of €450,000 on Twitter International Company (“Twitter”) following an investigation into a personal data breach reported by Twitter, under the self-reporting obligations of General Data Protection Regulation (EU) 2016/679 (“GDPR”). The breach arose as a result […]
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28 October, 2020Over the past 18 years, Flynn O’Driscoll has developed strong links in the aviation industry, both internationally and domestically, advising a vast array of stakeholders in the industry, including: Aviation Painting Aircraft Maintenance Financiers Component Sales Leasing Technical Services Airlines Cross Departmental Team -Aviation Dispute Resolution Legal Professionals Deep […]
Read moreNew Look Examinership Provides Guidance for Retailers Facing an Uncertain Future
21 October, 2020As the economy continues to struggle with the ongoing impact of covid-19, the retail sector will likely come under further significant pressure. In this context, many companies will seek the Court’s protection from creditors through an examinership process to ensure survival and long term viability. On 14 October 2020, Mr Justice McDonald handed down a […]
Read moreUK test case on Covid-19 business interruption insurance is a positive result for policyholders
15 September, 2020Today’s judgment by the High Court of England and Wales in the test case of The Financial Conduct Authority v Arch and Others brings some helpful guidance in relation to the potential interpretation of Business Interruption Insurance coverage arising from the losses incurred from the Covid-19 pandemic. This decision may be given significant weight when […]
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