DLA Piper’s Esports Laws of the World is the result of fantastic teamwork of our colleagues worldwide, and demonstrates our commitment to provide our clients with innovative tools to support their business.
The esports market has been booming over the last years, but unfortunately, or fortunately, in some cases, regulations have not been able to catch up. Gambling, sports, and prize promotion/advertising rules might apply to esports events, impose restrictions or grant exemptions, depending on…
Focusing on supplies of intangible services, digital content and e-commerce, this guide is a tool to help businesses avoid costly pitfalls in international services given that revenue authorities around the world are increasingly focused on taxation issues in the growing e-commerce sector.
The release of this guide follows recent developments in this area, including:
important VAT changes concerning e-commerce (2019 and 2021);
essential developments in the Mini One Stop Shop procedure; and
the relevant current…
This investment will enable AiCure to accelerate its leading-edge commercial, engineering, and research and development activities in order to advance its research-grade data insights for life science companies.
The DLA Piper team representing AiCure was led by partner Jeff Lehrer (Washington, DC), who co-heads the firm’s Emerging Growth and Venture Capital practice, as well as associate Steve Ryan (Northern Virginia).
DLA Piper’s Emerging Growth and Venture Capital practice includes more than 200 lawyers in the…
In this issue, IP considerations in augmented reality and virtual reality, plus our global activities, latest publications, coming events and more.
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By: Tony Samp and Steven R. Phillips
A proposal intended to improve the use of AI across the federal government cleared an important legislative hurdle on November 6 as the Senate Homeland Security and Government Affairs Committee approved the AI in Government Act of 2019 (S 1363).
The measure, introduced earlier this year by Senator Brian Schatz (D-HI) with bipartisan co-sponsorship, would create the AI Center of Excellence within the General Services Administration (GSA) to…
Achieving Digital Transformation and Securing Digital Assets
By Margo H. K. Tank, Mark F. Radcliffe and Michael D Hamilton:
To remain competitive, companies find themselves increasing their efforts to digitally transform their businesses by developing new offerings based on emerging technologies and integrating these technologies into existing product and service offerings.
This is our eighth monthly bulletin, aiming to help companies identify important and significant legal developments governing the use and acceptance…
An updated draft of China’s Amended Personal Information Security Specification (Amended PIS Specification) and proposed new amendments to the privacy specification for mobile apps (App Privacy Specification) were published this week, alongside brand new draft privacy regulations for the banking sector. These drafts will, if implemented, introduce some significant changes to current data protection practices in China. This is now the third draft of the Amended PIS Specification, but there still may be further changes before…
As breakthroughs in artificial intelligence and related technologies gallop forward at what feels like a frenzied pace, lawmakers in Congress and officials from a wide range of federal regulatory agencies are increasingly focused on enacting policies governing these disruptive innovations – seeking to seize the initiative while often being forced to play catch-up.
President Trump announced the American AI Initiative, “a concerted effort to promote and protect national AI technology and innovation,” and in…
Achieving Digital Transformation and Securing Digital Assets
By Margo H. K. Tank, David Whitaker, Andrew Grant and Liz Caires
A fact of business today is that customers – both consumers and other businesses – and employees expect to transact digitally. To remain competitive, companies find themselves increasing their efforts to digitally transform their businesses.
Successfully implementing this transformation requires careful planning to ensure regulatory compliance, a smooth integration with existing business technology and a…
By Edward J. McAndrew and Jeff DeGroot
Over the past three years, the “business email compromise” has become one of the most common, vexing, and financially injurious forms of cybercrime. On any given day, companies around the world and across industry sectors are finding themselves the victim, the pawn or both in cybercrime schemes that have resulted in billions of dollars in losses. Beyond significant financial loss, being targeted in these schemes carries increasing regulatory…