Category: Regulation & compliance
The end of auto insurance as we know it: How big data will reshape the future of the autonomous vehicle insurance market
Heidi Lawson and Michael Coburn
Despite the recent wave of articles forecasting that the rise of autonomous vehicles will lead to a decline in auto insurance premiums, we believe it is more accurate to say that the advent of self-driving cars will cause the personal auto insurance policy, as we know it, to disappear at some point in the future.
All set for design for all! An update on the European Accessibility Act?
European Council adopts EAA, what next?
All set for design for all! An update on the European Accessibility Act?
European Council adopts EAA, what next?
All set for design for all! An update on the European Accessibility Act?
European Council adopts EAA, what next?
No deal? No (initial) problem! Unless you have importer syndrome.
Claire Temple, Carol Roberts and Julia Maskell
OPSS publishes guidance on product safety in the event of a “No Deal” Brexit
Danger! Danger! Low Voltage
In January 2019, the European Commission launched a public consultation to evaluate whether the Low Voltage Directive is fit for purpose.
Five key takeaways from ICPHSO Annual Product Safety Symposium, Washington 2019
The ICPHSO annual Product Safety symposium took place in Washington DC last week, with a record number of attendees. The Cooley team was there in full force and is pleased to bring you a round-up of some of the highlights.
Fantastic Four: the search for regulatory super heroes
Harriet Jones and Olivia Flasch
UK Product Regulator holds Regulatory Excellence Awards in continuation of its increasingly active role in promoting product safety
Access all areas: EU takes measures to make tech products and services more accessible
Edward Turtle and Carol Roberts
At the end of last year, the EU Council’s Permanent Representatives Committee approved a provisional agreement on the text of the proposed Directive on Accessibility Requirements for Products and Services (also known as the European Accessibility Act).
UK plans to say CE EU later to CE Mark
UK preparations for a potential no deal Brexit now include a plan to replace the CE mark.