Game of Drones: European Parliament approves new rules for safety of drones
On 12 June, the European Parliament adopted new aviation safety rules to provide clearer and more consistent laws for the use of drones, or unmanned aircraft, in European airspace.
Drone Transmitters in US FCC’s Sights – $2.8 Million Fine May Be Just the Start
FCC fines seller of drone transmitters.
Race against the machine
Commission considers whether EU machinery legislation remains fit for purpose, given pace of emerging technologies.
US FCC Slaps $590K Fine on Consumer Products Company, Says It Should Have Been Higher
FCC fines products manufacturer.
AI’ll be back… EC strategy paper on AI targets liability and safety laws for further review
The EC’s paper recommends further steps to prepare for the arrival of AI and ensure European leadership in the technology.
‘A little less conversation, a little more action’: UK House of Lords report enters the AI debate
Select Committee of the Upper House makes recommendations for the UK to realise its AI potential.
UK Supreme Court confirms damages for symptomless injuries
The Supreme Court has recently confirmed that an asymptomatic physiological change caused by an employer’s negligence can constitute an actionable personal injury, thus overturning previous decisions of the High Court and Court of Appeal.
Key European Market Surveillance reforms debated in Brussels public hearing
A range of stakeholders presented on the Goods Package.
New Deal for Consumers; Raw Deal for Businesses?
European Commission proposes consumer rights of collective redress, more transparency online and strong sanctions linked to annual turnover.