As smart contracts go mainstream, particularly in financial services, we look at the challenges in negotiating, 'drafting' and challenging or litigating them. We also consider the differing approaches of English and EU law.
View editionEmma Allen looks claims, remedies, jurisdiction and conflicts of law in relation to smart contracts.
MoreDebbie Heywood looks at special considerations for smart contracts, especially consumer-facing ones.
MoreAlexander Schmalenberger looks at the incoming EC Data Act's take on smart contracts.
MoreDebbie Heywood looks at special considerations for smart contracts, especially consumer-facing ones.
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Alexander Schmalenberger looks at the incoming EC Data Act's take on smart contracts.
by Alexander Schmalenberger, LL.B.
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With a new legal framework, the EU is trying to catch up with the state of development of new genomic techniques. At present, they are subject to the rigid regulatory regime of Genetic Engineering Law, and haste is called for.
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CBD in food and cosmetics: These requirements must be achieved for biscuits, muesli, soap and co. to be approved for the European internal market.
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Requirements for price discounts and rebates, indication of the basic price and the unit of measure, marking of deposit amounts, price indication for electric vehicle charging stations - these are the most important changes!
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Turnover in the online food retail sector has increased from just under 1.6 billion Euros in 2019 to 3.9 billion Euros in two years. With this, the legal requirements are also increasing.
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Ed Hadcock looks at the consumer rights which apply to the sale of NFTs to UK consumers.
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Katie Fry-Paul looks at the tightening regulation of cryptoassets and at the position of NFTs.
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Debbie Heywood looks at the latest ASA advice and enforcement action on advertising cryptoassets.
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