FCC sets its sights on product compliance breaches
J.G. Harrington and Henry Wendel
We provide an update on some recent FCC decisions that act as a reminder to companies designing, manufacturing and marketing electronic devices of the importance of thorough pre-market review procedures.
See EU later (part 3) – the UK-EU Trade and Cooperation Agreement and its impact on products regulation
Claire Temple , Edward Turtle and Tracey Bischofberger
On 24 December 2020, the EU and the UK reached a deal on the terms of their future free trade and cooperation agreement. Here’s our summary of some of the key impacts on products regulation.
European Commission shares insights on new draft AI laws
Date announced for publication of draft EU legislation on AI.
Productwise 3-2-1
Tracey Bischofberger, Matt Howsare and Claire Temple
Productwise 3-2-1, our monthly bite-sized digest of the current key issues in products law.
WEBCAST: Liability in Times of Change for the Life Sciences Industry
The growth of digital health technologies and artificial intelligence raises novel risks, including data protection and cybersecurity risks, and key questions about the liability of services and software as a product remain unanswered. Wearables are blurring the line between consumer technology and medical devices, and consumer health data has the […]
3D printing of spare parts – multi-dimensional implications for consumer product regulation
Edward Turtle and Corinne Robinson
We consider the product compliance, safety and liability implications of the growing use of 3D printed spare parts
Charging ahead (part 2): last chance for feedback on plans to decouple the sale of consumer electronic devices and chargers
The opportunity to respond to the European Commission’s stakeholder survey on plans to decouple the sale of consumer electronic devices and chargers ends on 22 January 2021.
Productwise 3-2-1
Tracey Bischofberger, Matt Howsare and Claire Temple
Productwise 3-2-1, our monthly bite-sized digest of the current key issues in products law.
UK AI Roadmap: look to the horizon and be adaptable to disruption
The UK Government has published an AI Roadmap, developed by the UK AI Council to help the government develop a UK National AI Strategy. The report offers a glimpse into the approach the UK may take to regulating AI post Brexit, with an underlying message that the UK must look to the horizon and be adaptable to disruption.
WEBCAST: Regulating Online Platforms
The online sale of products is under increasing regulatory scrutiny, and the EU’s recently announced draft Digital Services Package promises to alter how online platforms and those who sell through them do business. Join Cooley’s international products law team for the next event in its webinar series, which will feature […]