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Social media: legislators race to keep up with online harms

Ensuring protection from potentially harmful content online – especially via social media platforms – remains a priority for governments and data regulators

Social media: Rise of ‘kidfluencers’ pushes legislators to engage with children’s rights online

The rise of child influencers – or ‘kidfluencers’ – on social media has prompted calls for greater regulation of the industry.

Hotly funded sectors – education online with perspectives on why online education is an attractive sector for investment

A webinar presented by the IBA European Regional Forum, 30 September 2020, 0900 – 0945 BST

Dispute resolution with an entrepreneurial mind-set: mediation and online mediation

Dispute resolution with an entrepreneurial mind-set: mediation and online mediation. IBA Latin American Entrepreneurship Conference: challenges and opportunities in Latin America. São Paulo, 6–8 November 2019. Raimundo Muñoz

Regulating buy-now-pay-later Fintechs

Regulating buy-now-pay-later Fintechs. By Akshay Bhargav, Kaushalya Shetty and Vaishali Nayar In today’s fast-paced retail environment, we are spoilt for choice with online business platforms trying to offer a plethora of services to ensure they retain their customers and achieve optimum customer acquisition. New ways are being invented to expedite online checkout – all with the objective of reducing the steps involved in, and the time spent on, transaction settlements. Faster checkouts ensure customer con

Recent developments in the laws relating to online gaming and online betting in India

As in many other parts of the world, the age-old activity of gambling also finds various references in Indian history and mythology. While ancient texts such as the Rig Veda, Atharva Veda, Ramayana and Mahabharata caution against its harms, others such as the Katyayana Smriti, Manu Smriti and Narad Smriti support its regulated existence, citing its potential as a source of revenue for the Kingdom

Leveraged buy-out transactions: when are they considered unlawful (or almost unlawful) under Italian law?

LBO transactions: when they shall be considered unlawful (or almost) under Italian Law. Maurizio Vasciminni, Giada Russo, Giovanni Gigliotti

Legal levers in a virtual world: teaming online to do different things differently

Legal levers in a virtual world- Law Firm Management Committee newsletter article, April 2020

Regulating the rapid switch to online working during a pandemic: an overview for the Philippines

Regulating the rapid switch to online working during a pandemic: an overview for the Philippines.

Violence against women: Latin America and UK react to evolving online and tech-enabled harms

Evolving online harms and tech-enabled violence against women and girls have been highlighted by a UK National Police Chief’s Council

Online rights: EU copyright reforms seek to redress 'value gap' and rein in tech giants

A controversial European law to update copyright rules for the digital environment has moved a step closer amid an ongoing clash over internet freedoms and intellectual property rights.

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Online bets regime in Colombia

Online bets have become one of the most interesting and lucrative markets of the entertainment industry. Nevertheless, the private sector operation is highly regulated in Colombia.

Indonesia issues guidance for online licensing service

Indonesia introduced the Online Single Submission System (OSS System) in 2018 to improve the business licensing process in the country and improve the ease of doing business. Indonesia’s Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) recently issued a regulation that provides technical guidance on the application for and the issuance of business licences through the OSS System and a legal basis for new features implemented in OSS System version 1.1.

Online dispute resolution and means of negotiation

Measures to increase the use of online platforms for negotiations and ‘non-typical’ mediation initiatives, such as dispute resolution alternatives in consumer relations, have been increasing in popularity in Brazil.

Online justice: investment needed as drive for reform grows

At the end of 2018 London hosted the inaugural International Forum on Online Courts. The event was attended by around 200 legal professionals and other stakeholders from over 20 countries, with discussions focusing on the development of online courts.

Online behavioural advertising and its principal legal implications in Brazil

This article addresses the concept and functioning of online behavioural advertising, its main legal implications and the parameters that must be observed by suppliers to ensure the legality of such a practice in Brazil.

Key points from online workshop on recruitment and retention

Key points from online workshop on recruitment and retention, the changing expectations of young lawyers in Europe, 7 October 2022

Online regulation marks global shift towards collective ‘duty of care’

An exponential rise in online abuse and harassment has necessitated governments to step up online regulation.

Virtual becomes reality: online formation of a German limited liability company

The German legislator has taken a step forward towards digitising German corporate law by introducing an online formation procedure for limited liability companies, which balances practical improvements and security needs. While the new procedure may help to save time and costs for certain non-German founders, the scope is limited, as only specific European identification documents are compatible and, furthermore, original (ie, paper) versions of certain documents are still required is some cases.

The Impact of Online Social Networking on the Legal Profession and Practice

In March 2011, the International Bar Association (IBA)’s Legal Projects Team took up an important global initiative to examine the presence and role of online social networking within the legal profession and practice.

Online platforms: ‘notice and takedown’ procedures at heart of updated EU rules

When the e-Commerce Directive was adopted within the EU in 2000, it was a foundational attempt to regulate online activity for businesses and consumers. Since then, social media platforms such as Facebook and companies such as Google and Amazon have transformed how we engage, purchase and share information online.

Minding the justice gap: a recent report on the role online referral services can play

Minding the justice gap: a recent report on the role online referral services can play -July 2020

Online intellectual property threats and best practices amid Covid-19 in the Asia Pacific region

A webinar presented by the IBA Intellectual Property and Entertainment Law Committee, 24 February 2021, 0900 – 1000 GMT

Building the Law Firm of the Future: 4th London Law Firm Management Conference (Online Recordings)

IBA and The College of Law Australia launch online anti-harassment training for the legal profession

Following the publication of the 2019 landmark report Us Too? Bullying and Sexual Harassment in the Legal Profession, the International Bar Association (IBA) Legal Policy & Research Unit (LPRU), in collaboration with The College of Law Australia, have launched a set of e-learning modules designed to guide individuals and workplaces towards making positive cultural changes.

Finance: Regulators scramble to get to grips with crypto-assets

Governments and financial services regulators around the world – including in the European Union and the United States – are considering their next moves as they seek to bring law and order to the ‘wild west’ of crypto-assets.

Toe to toe with the tech giants

IBA Global Insight February/March 2018 - Online innovation moves at a rapid pace and legislators can struggle to keep up. Global Insight examines whether competition law provides the necessary tools to keep the major players in check.

How to engage with clients and sell – without feeling dreadful

Thursday 22 April 2021, 1600 – 1700 BST

Dubai moves to disrupt legal culture with future courts

It’s not every day a court adopts the lingo of disruption more often associated with Silicon Valley start-ups. It’s even more surprising in the often stagnant and restrictive Middle East. But the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) is launching ambitious plans to set up the first ‘Court of the Future’, a model whose proponents say will forever change the way commercial courts do business.