[{"titre":"LC v Secretary of State for Work and Pensions (anonymity order)","url":"https://www.judiciary.uk/judgments/lc-v-secretary-of-state-for-work-and-pensions-anonymity-order/","pubDate":"Thu, 29 Oct 2026 08:01:50 +0100","source":"Judgement Courts Tribunals England Wales","description":"UT ref: UA-2026-000083-PIP In the Upper Tribunal Administrative Appeals Chamber 28 October 2026 Before: Stewart Wright Judge of the Upper Tribunal Between: LC -v- Secretary of State for Work and Pensions Anonymity Order Appellant: LC Respondents: Secretary of State for Work and Pensions Tribunal: First tier Tribunal (Social Entitlement Chamber) Tribunal venue: Scarborough Tribunal Case Nos: SC231/24/00181 Tribunal decision date: 29 August 2025 NOTICE: Any breach of this order is liable to be treated as a contempt of court and may be punishable by imprisonment, fine or other sanctions under section 25 of the Tribunals, Courts and Enforcement Act 2007. The maximum punishment that may be imposed is a sentence of two years’ imprisonment or an unlimited fine. It is ordered , under rule 14(1)(b) of the Tribunal Procedure (Upper Tribunal Rules) 2008, that, without the permission of this Tribunal, no one shall disclose or publish the name, or any part of the address, of the appellant in these proceedings or publish or reveal any other information that would be likely to lead to the identification of the appellant. The appellant shall be known as LC. Anyone who objects to this order may apply to the Upper Tribunal for it to be varied or set aside. A copy of this Order shall be published on the website of the Judiciary of England and Wales. REASONS This anonymity order is made on the application of the appellant. It is sought because “the appeal involves a disabled claimant and details of their disability are to reasonably be inferred from a prospectively publicised decision”. I have by a separate decision allowed the appellant’s appeal to the Upper Tribunal. That decision will be published on public facing websites and, if no anonymity order is made, the appellant would be named in that decision. The principle of open justice is of fundamental importance to the justice system. An aspect of open justice is that parties’ names are made public. Derogation from this principle requires justification. Particular regard must be given to the importance of the right to freedom of expression, including the right to publish reports of cases. In this case, I am satisfied that it is necessary to derogate from the open justice principle to the limited extent of not naming the appellant. The appellant has ADHD and anxiety and depression and those features of his health and conditions need to be referred to in the decision on the appeal. In that context, I am satisfied that an anonymity order should be made because I accept a risk of harm could arise for this vulnerable appellant if he was to be identified in these proceedings, because those health details would then be in the public domain. The public interest in open justice and freedom of expression will still be served by this order and the final decision in this appeal being published online. The letters LC are not the appellant’s initials. The post LC v Secretary of State for Work and Pensions (anonymity order) appeared first on Courts and Tribunals Judiciary","id":3248599},{"pubDate":"Fri, 23 Oct 2026 13:38:36 +0200","titre":"Le préfet des Bouches-du-Rhône revient sur sa décision de suspendre les transports publics à Marseille","url":"https://www.leclubdesjuristes.com/en-bref/le-prefet-des-bouches-du-rhone-revient-sur-sa-decision-de-suspendre-les-transports-publics-a-marseille-ce-samedi-18003/","id":3236795,"description":"Le préfet des Bouches-du-Rhône a annoncé revenir sur sa décision de suspendre les transports publics à Marseille ce samedi 24 octobre 2026. Celui-ci souhaitait « suspendre pour 24 heures, sur la journée du samedi 24 octobre, les transports en commun ». Toutefois, la préfecture a indiqué ne pas avoir réussi à obtenir le consensus nécessaire […] The post Le préfet des Bouches-du-Rhône revient sur sa décision de suspendre les transports publics à Marseille appeared first on Le Club des Juristes","source":"Club des Juristes"},{"pubDate":"Fri, 09 Oct 2026 13:39:18 +0200","titre":"États-Unis : nouvelles poursuites contre Nicolás Maduro et Cilia Flores","url":"https://www.leclubdesjuristes.com/en-bref/etats-unis-nouvelles-poursuites-contre-nicolas-maduro-et-cilia-flores-17731/","id":3206672,"description":"Jeudi 8 octobre 2026, des documents judiciaires ont été rendus publics, annonçant de nouvelles poursuites contre Nicolás Maduro et Cilia Flores pour « complot en vue de commettre des actes de torture ».  La justice états-unienne les accuse d’être au cœur d’un dispositif de décision concernant des actes de torture à l’encontre d’opposants, tels que […] The post États-Unis : nouvelles poursuites contre Nicolás Maduro et Cilia Flores appeared first on Le Club des Juristes","source":"Club des Juristes"},{"source":"FTC USA Business Blog Posts","description":"Nixing the Fix: Warranties, Mag-Moss, and restrictions on repairs lfair March 18, 2019 | 10:24AM Nixing the Fix: Warranties, Mag-Moss, and restrictions on repairs By Lesley Fair First, the bad news: That nifty purchase needs a repair. Now the good news for consumers: It’s still under warranty. But where can they go to get it fixed? Can the manufacturer restrict a consumer’s ability to go to the independent repair shop of their choice? Can the manufacturer use glue, non-standard screws, and proprietary diagnostic software that make it difficult for independent repair shops to fix things? Do limitations like these affect consumers’ rights under the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act ? That’s the topic of Nixing the Fix: A Workshop on Repair Restrictions , an FTC event scheduled for July 16, 2019 . Enforced by the FTC, the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act helps consumers make informed buying decisions and gives them access to remedies if the widget starts to fidget during the warranty period. One key consumer protection under Mag-Moss is that the law prohibits manufacturers from conditioning warranty coverage on the use of particular products or services. Here are some of the questions FTC staff intends to ask at Nixing the Fix : What’s the interplay between repair restrictions and the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act’s anti-tying provision, which establishes that manufacturers can’t condition coverage on the use of parts or services identified by brand, trade, or corporate name? Do repair restrictions affect the market for extended warranties and service agreements? What types of restrictions are consumers running into when they try to get their stuff repaired? Are manufacturers’ restrictions having an impact on small fix-it businesses? Are manufacturers using software that may render products obsolete or unfixable if consumers engage in DIY or go to a local repair shop? Are repair restrictions necessary to reduce the risk of physical injury or to protect manufacturers from liability for products improperly repaired by others? Do consumers understand the effects of repair restrictions? We’re also looking for empirical research and data about the prevalence and impact of manufacturers’ repair restrictions. For example, what can you tell us about code that disables products that have been repaired by someone other than the manufacturer, product designs that make third-party repairs difficult (like attaching batteries with glue only the manufacturer can remove), contractual post-sale or licensing restrictions, or proprietary diagnostic software and replacement parts? Please send us your research and data by April 30, 2019. Do you have suggestions about possible panelists? Email us at nixingthefix@ftc.gov . Nixing the Fix will take place on July 16th at the FTC’s Constitution Center conference facility, 400 7th Street, S.W., in Washington, DC. It’s free and open to the public. You can file public comments online and we’ll keep the record open until September 16, 2019. Follow the Business Blog for more information about the agenda and for watch-the-webcast instructions.","id":3199073,"url":"https://www.ftc.gov/business-guidance/blog/2019/03/nixing-fix-warranties-mag-moss-restrictions-repairs","titre":"Nixing the Fix: Warranties, Mag-Moss, and restrictions on repairs","pubDate":"Tue, 06 Oct 2026 08:06:23 +0200"},{"pubDate":"Tue, 06 Oct 2026 08:06:23 +0200","url":"https://www.ftc.gov/business-guidance/blog/2018/11/planning-social-media-marketing-campaign-read-first","titre":"Planning a social media marketing campaign? Read this first.","source":"FTC USA Business Blog Posts","id":3199074,"description":"Planning a social media marketing campaign? Read this first. lfair November 13, 2018 | 12:24PM Planning a social media marketing campaign? Read this first. By Lesley Fair It started as one of those “run it up the flagpole” ideas to enlist big-name gymnasts to promote a brand of mosquito repellent just as news stories about the 2016 Brazil Olympics were sounding warnings about the Zika virus. Public relations firm Creaxion Corporation and specialty sports magazine publisher Inside Publications used a variety of digital strategies on behalf of the brand: athlete endorsements, social media posts, “advertorials,” and consumer reviews. But according to the FTC’s complaint , their efforts violated established FTC advertising principles. Which of those strategies are you using? And are you avoiding legal pitfalls by making appropriate disclosures? Creaxion – an Atlanta-based marketing and PR company – was approached by client HealthPro Brands to help launch its mosquito repellent. They agreed Creaxion would produce a “strategic media relations campaign” that would be “tied to the worldwide outbreak of the Zika Virus.” Creaxion then contacted Inside Publications, publisher of magazines like Inside Volleyball , Inside Cheerleading , and Inside Gymnastics , to broker a partnership with HealthPro. You’ll want to read the complaint for details about the “Social and Digital Media Activation and Athlete Engagement” agreement between HealthPro and Inside Publications, but here are some of the things HealthPro paid for: endorsements by leading gymnasts, magazine “articles” featuring the repellent, the product’s placement in “Good Luck” gift baskets from Inside Gymnastics to top U.S. gymnasts, and social media posts touting the product by Inside Publications and athlete endorsers. According to the complaint, Creaxion president Mark Pettit acted as an intermediary between Inside Publications and HealthPro. Ultimately, 2004 Olympic gold medal gymnast Carly Patterson Caldwell agreed to become a paid spokesperson. She received several thousand dollars for social media posts and an Inside Gymnastics advertorial. (She decided not to attend the Brazil Olympics because of her concerns about Zika.) Olympic gold medal gymnast Jake Dalton also signed on and was paid for promoting the repellent to his fans and followers. The two gymnasts posted endorsements of the repellent on social media without disclosing their paid promotional relationship. For example, Ms. Patterson Caldwell said on Facebook, “I was definitely bummed to have to make the decision to not go to Rio for the summer Olympics because of the threat of the Zika virus, but working on starting a family and being safe and protecting myself was way more important to my husband and me! I am so thankful to have found a safe and organic product (FIT Organic) that will ease my worries as mosquito season approaches.” Similarly, Mr. Dalton posted on Twitter, “Getting Rio Ready! Not worried about Zika. Fit Organic has my back and body covered. Love the Fit mosquito repellent.” Inside Publications also posted and reposted statements on social media about the repellent, primarily through its Inside Gymnastics account, including some featuring Patterson Caldwell and Dalton. According to the complaint, Inside Publications didn’t disclose the spokespersons’ paid promotional relationships with HealthPro or that its own posts were paid ads. Nor did it disclose that the “Caring for Carly,” “The latest on Zika” and “Move Over Mosquitos” articles were really paid ads. The FTC also says Creaxion conducted an online consumer review program that reimbursed Creaxion employees and “friends” for buying FIT repellent and reviewing the product online without disclosing their affiliation with the brand. The complaint charges that the gymnasts’ statements about the repellent were falsely represented as the"},{"pubDate":"Fri, 02 Oct 2026 08:33:19 +0200","url":"https://itsocial.fr/cybersecurite/cybersecurite-actualites/lugap-reunit-a-lille-acteurs-publics-et-fournisseurs-pour-transformer-les-tendances-numeriques-en-decisions/","titre":"L’UGAP réunit à Lille acteurs publics et fournisseurs pour transformer les tendances numériques en décisions","source":"IT SOCIAL","id":3193146,"description":"Accélérer la transformation du numérique public, c’est l’ambition que l’UGAP, la centrale d’achat public en France, s’est fixée pour son Smart Tech Forum 2026. Cybersécurité, cloud, IA, numérique responsable et éducation numérique y sont confrontés aux retours d’expérience de décideurs publics et aux démonstrations de plus de 80 fournisseurs, pour que les acteurs publics passent de la […] The post L’UGAP réunit à Lille acteurs publics et fournisseurs pour transformer les tendances numériques en décisions appeared first on IT SOCIAL"},{"url":"https://www.slaw.ca/2026/08/05/wednesday-whats-hot-on-canlii-july-2026/","titre":"Wednesday: What’s Hot on CanLII? – July 2026","pubDate":"Thu, 06 Aug 2026 07:57:23 +0200","description":"Each month, we tell you which five English-language cases and French-language cases have been the most viewed* on CanLII in the previous month and we give you a small sense of what the cases are about using summaries sourced from the case text, CanLII-published AI-generated summaries of the case, or anonymized excerpts from the case text. For this past month, the five most-consulted English-language decisions were: 1. Ramsden v. Peterborough (City) , 1993 CanLII 60 (SCC) Summary from case: This appeal concerned the constitutional validity of a municipal by‑law prohibiting all postering on public property. The issue was whether the . . . [more] The post Wednesday: What’s Hot on CanLII? – July 2026 appeared first on Slaw","id":3079218,"source":"Slaw"},{"url":"https://www.gereso.com/actualites/2026/07/17/actes-ressources-humaines-secteur-public-effets-annulation-contentieuse-2de-partie/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=actes-ressources-humaines-secteur-public-effets-annulation-contentieuse-2de-partie","titre":"Actes des ressources humaines dans le secteur public : les effets d’une annulation contentieuse (2de partie)","pubDate":"Fri, 17 Jul 2026 13:42:25 +0200","source":"Actualités site Gereso","description":"Quelles sont les conséquences d’une annulation contentieuse par le juge administratif ? L’annulation d’un acte par le juge administratif entraîne sa disparition rétroactive. En effet celui-ci est réputé n’être jamais intervenu. En conséquence, il appartient alors à l’administration d’adopter les mesures nécessaires permettant de faire disparaître toutes les conséquences que la décision annulée a fait naître […] The post Actes des ressources humaines dans le secteur public : les effets d’une annulation contentieuse (2de partie) appeared first on Le Blog GERESO","id":3036237},{"description":"En quoi consiste l’obligation d’exécuter les décisions de justice ? L’obligation d’exécuter les décisions de justice s’impose à toute administration. Les décisions du juge administratif, dont celles rendues par le juge des référés (du fait de l’urgence d’une situation) ont force exécutoire. Cela signifie que l’obligation d’exécuter s’applique dès la notification de la décision à l’administration. […] The post Actes des ressources humaines dans le secteur public : les effets d’une annulation contentieuse (1ère partie) appeared first on Le Blog GERESO","id":3010161,"source":"Actualités site Gereso","url":"https://www.gereso.com/actualites/2026/07/06/actes-ressources-humaines-secteur-public-effets-annulation-contentieuse/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=actes-ressources-humaines-secteur-public-effets-annulation-contentieuse","titre":"Actes des ressources humaines dans le secteur public : les effets d’une annulation contentieuse (1ère partie)","pubDate":"Mon, 06 Jul 2026 13:42:38 +0200"},{"titre":"Le Real Estate Council of Alberta modernise la publication de ses décisions avec Norma de Lexum","url":"https://lexum.com/fr/blogue/le-real-estate-council-of-alberta-modernise-la-publication-de-ses-decisions-avec-norma-de-lexum","pubDate":"Tue, 21 Apr 2026 08:06:21 +0200","description":"The post Le Real Estate Council of Alberta modernise la publication de ses décisions avec Norma de Lexum appeared first on Lexum","id":2838639,"source":"Blogue - Lexum"},{"description":"Quels sont les actes soumis à l’obligation de motivation ? En application des dispositions de l’article L. 211-2 du code des relations entre le public et l’administration (CRPA) : « Les personnes physiques ou morales ont le droit d’être informées sans délai des motifs des décisions administratives individuelles défavorables qui les concernent ». L’obligation de motivation ne […] The post Les règles relatives à la motivation des actes des ressources humaines appeared first on Le Blog GERESO","id":2715840,"source":"Actualités site Gereso","titre":"Les règles relatives à la motivation des actes des ressources humaines","url":"https://www.gereso.com/actualites/2026/02/24/regles-motivation-actes-ressources-humaines/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=regles-motivation-actes-ressources-humaines","pubDate":"Tue, 24 Feb 2026 14:51:51 +0100"},{"pubDate":"Tue, 23 Dec 2025 15:23:52 +0100","titre":"Indicateurs et tableaux de bord RH : comment piloter efficacement les ressources humaines dans le secteur public ?","url":"https://www.gereso.com/actualites/2025/12/23/indicateurs-tableaux-bord-rh-piloter-secteur-public/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=indicateurs-tableaux-bord-rh-piloter-secteur-public","source":"Actualités site Gereso","id":2590314,"description":"Face à cette réalité financière, les établissements publics doivent se doter d’outils de pilotage fiables et opérationnels. Les tableaux de bord RH se positionnent comme des instruments privilégiés permettant aux directions des ressources humaines d’anticiper les évolutions démographiques, de mesurer la performance des politiques RH et d’accompagner la prise de décision stratégique, bien au-delà du […] The post Indicateurs et tableaux de bord RH : comment piloter efficacement les ressources humaines dans le secteur public ? appeared first on Le Blog GERESO"},{"pubDate":"Thu, 18 Dec 2025 15:49:30 +0100","url":"https://www.gf2i.org/actualites/decisions-des-tribunaux-judiciaires-la-fin-de-la-gratuite-de-lopen-data/","titre":"Décisions des tribunaux judiciaires : la fin de la gratuité de l’open data ?","id":2581225,"description":"✨✨ INVITATION – Les décryptages du gf2i✨✨📅mardi 29 avril de 9H00 à 9h45 👉Décisions des tribunaux judiciaires : la fin de la gratuité de l’open data ? 🎯 Inscription gratuite et obligatoire ici : https://lnkd.in/eqAccQHZ Voici quelques semaines, le ministre de la Justice a mis en place (lettre de mission jointe) un groupe de travail, piloté par la Cour de cassation, chargé de réfléchir et de formuler des recommandations sur trois questions relatives au développement de l’open data des décisions de justice.Elles portent sur :✔ l’occultation des informations relatives aux noms des magistrats et professionnels de justice ;✔ le respect des secrets protégés par la loi dans les décisions ;✔ le modèle de financement de l’open data. Cette mission, décidée dans le contexte de disette budgétaire, est-elle un symptôme passager ou marque-t-elle un point de rupture et le début d’une bascule de la politique publique de l’open data ? Faut-il y voir un changement d’attitude des pouvoirs publics sur la rémunération des données et le retour à la lucidité budgétaire ? Dans le prolongement de l’audition du gf2i le 7 avril dernier, Denis Berthault, vice-président du gf2i – Groupement français de l’industrie de l’information, et Frédéric Cantat, tous deux co-animateurs de l’atelier «ouverture des données publiques et privées», vous proposent un décryptage... Voir l'article The post Décisions des tribunaux judiciaires : la fin de la gratuité de l’open data ? first appeared on gf2i","source":"Actualités - gf2i"},{"pubDate":"Tue, 30 Sep 2025 15:24:21 +0200","titre":"Absence de distorsion de concurrence : pas d’exclusion sans preuve concrète","url":"https://www.code-commande-publique.com/absence-de-distorsion-de-concurrence-pas-dexclusion-sans-preuve-concrete/","source":"Actualités du site Code Commande Publique","id":2404306,"description":"Dans le cadre de la passation d’un accord-cadre pour des services de télécommunication de loisir au bénéfice du personnel du ministère des armées, la société Wifirst a contesté la régularité de la procédure, en invoquant l’embauche par un concurrent (Passman) d’un ancien cadre de l’acheteur public et la diffusion accidentelle d’informations confidentielles. Par une décision… Lire la suite The post Absence de distorsion de concurrence : pas d’exclusion sans preuve concrète appeared first on Code : Commande Publique"},{"titre":"Paiement des travaux supplémentaires dans les marchés à prix forfaitaire : une clarification bienvenue du Conseil d’État","url":"https://www.alerionavocats.com/paiement-des-travaux-supplementaires-dans-les-marches-a-prix-forfaitaire-une-clarification-bienvenue-du-conseil-detat/","pubDate":"Fri, 11 Jul 2025 15:35:58 +0200","source":"Alerion Avocats Actualités","description":"Article rédigé par Nathalie Dupuy-Loup, associée au sein du département Assurance Construction et Risques Industriels, dans le n°9 de l’édition France de The Legal Industry Review. En bref : Dans une décision du 17 mars 2025 (CE, n°491682), le Conseil d’État admet que le titulaire d’un marché public à forfait puisse obtenir le paiement de […] The post Paiement des travaux supplémentaires dans les marchés à prix forfaitaire : une clarification bienvenue du Conseil d’État appeared first on Alerion Avocats Paris","id":2245580},{"source":"EDPB News","id":2170441,"description":"Background information Date of final decision: 15 May 2025 National case Controller:  SOLOCAL MARKETING SERVICES Legal Reference(s): Article 7 (Conditions for consent), Article 6 (Lawfulness of processing) Decision: administrative fine and an order to cease electronic commercial prospecting in the absence of valid consent, together with a penalty of €10 000 per day overdue after a period of 9 months Key words: administrative fine, consent,  unsolicited communication   Summary of the Decision Origin of the case   As the French Supervisory Authority (SA) made commercial prospecting a priority topic for investigations in 2022, it focused on the practices of professionals in the sector, particularly those who resell data, including the many intermediaries in this ecosystem known as data brokers. The French SA carried out investigations on SOLOCAL MARKETING SERVICES which got prospect data mainly from data brokers, publishers of game contests and product testing sites (these actors are the first links in the chain, the primary collectors, who are responsible for collecting prospect data). SOLOCAL MARKETING SERVICES used this data to operate commercial prospecting by SMS or e-mail to individuals concerned, on behalf of its advertiser customer. It may also pass on some of this data to its customers, so that they can carry out their own commercial prospecting by telephone or post. Key Findings  Failure to comply with the obligation to obtain the consent of individuals to receive commercial prospecting by electronic means (Article L.34-5 of the French Post and Electronic Communications Code): The restricted committee considered that the misleading appearance of the forms used by data brokers made it impossible to obtain free and unambiguous consent, in compliance with the requirements of the GDPR, which would have formed the basis for the prospecting operations carried out by the company. Failure to demonstrate that the data subject has consented to processing of his or her personal data (Article 7 of the GDPR): The company failed to provide the French SA with proof of consent from individuals whose data has been transferred to it by one of its main suppliers. As a result, the French SA was unable to examine the collection forms used by this supplier and, therefore, the validity of the consent of the data subjects.   Decision  Based on the findings of the inspection, the restricted committee – the French SA body responsible for issuing sanctions – considered that the company had failed to comply with obligations under the French Post and Electronic Communications Code (CPCE) and the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) regarding the collection and proof of consent.  It imposed on SOLOCAL MARKETING SERVICES:  a €900 000 fine which was made public; and an order to cease electronic commercial prospecting in the absence of valid consent, together with a penalty of €10 000 per day overdue after a period of 9 months.  The amount of this fine takes into account the very large number of people concerned (several million), the company's historical position on the market, the financial benefit derived from the breaches, and the measures taken by the company to comply with some of its obligations since the checks were carried out. For further information:  •  Courtiers en données : sanction de 900 000 euros à l’encontre de la société SOLOCAL MARKETING SERVICES (French) •  Data brokers: SOLOCAL MARKETING SERVICES fined €900,000  (English)","pubDate":"Tue, 10 Jun 2025 09:51:20 +0200","url":"https://www.edpb.europa.eu/news/news/2025/french-sa-fines-solocal-eu900-000_en","titre":"The French SA fines SOLOCAL €900 000"},{"source":"EDPB News","description":"Background information Date of final decision: 15 May 2025 National case Controller:  SOLOCAL MARKETING SERVICES Legal Reference(s): Article 7 (Conditions for consent), Article 6 (Lawfulness of processing) Decision: administrative fine and an order to cease electronic commercial prospecting in the absence of valid consent, together with a penalty of 10 000 € per day overdue after a period of 9 months Key words: administrative fine, consent,  unsolicited communication   Summary of the Decision Origin of the case   As the French Supervisory Authority (SA) made commercial prospecting a priority topic for investigations in 2022, it focused on the practices of professionals in the sector, particularly those who resell data, including the many intermediaries in this ecosystem known as data brokers. The French SA carried out investigations on SOLOCAL MARKETING SERVICES which got prospect data mainly from data brokers, publishers of game contests and product testing sites (these actors are the first links in the chain, the primary collectors, who are responsible for collecting prospect data). SOLOCAL MARKETING SERVICES used this data to operate commercial prospecting by SMS or e-mail to individuals concerned, on behalf of its advertiser customer. It may also pass on some of this data to its customers, so that they can carry out their own commercial prospecting by telephone or post. Key Findings  Failure to comply with the obligation to obtain the consent of individuals to receive commercial prospecting by electronic means (Article L.34-5 of the French Post and Electronic Communications Code): The restricted committee considered that the misleading appearance of the forms used by data brokers made it impossible to obtain free and unambiguous consent, in compliance with the requirements of the GDPR, which would have formed the basis for the prospecting operations carried out by the company. Failure to demonstrate that the data subject has consented to processing of his or her personal data (Article 7 of the GDPR): The company failed to provide the French SA with proof of consent from individuals whose data has been transferred to it by one of its main suppliers. As a result, the French SA was unable to examine the collection forms used by this supplier and, therefore, the validity of the consent of the data subjects.   Decision  Based on the findings of the inspection, the restricted committee – the French SA body responsible for issuing sanctions – considered that the company had failed to comply with obligations under the French Post and Electronic Communications Code (CPCE) and the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) regarding the collection and proof of consent.  It imposed on SOLOCAL MARKETING SERVICES:  a 900 000 € fine which was made public; and an order to cease electronic commercial prospecting in the absence of valid consent, together with a penalty of 10 000 € per day overdue after a period of 9 months.  The amount of this fine takes into account the very large number of people concerned (several million), the company's historical position on the market, the financial benefit derived from the breaches, and the measures taken by the company to comply with some of its obligations since the checks were carried out. For further information:  •   Courtiers en données : sanction de 900 000 euros à l’encontre de la société SOLOCAL MARKETING SERVICES (French) •   Data brokers: SOLOCAL MARKETING SERVICES fined €900,000  (English)","id":2130472,"url":"https://www.edpb.europa.eu/news/news/2025/french-sa-fines-solocal-900-000-eu_en","titre":"The French SA fines SOLOCAL 900 000 €","pubDate":"Wed, 21 May 2025 15:52:14 +0200"},{"source":"Blogue - Lexum","description":"Dans le cadre d’un développement excitant à la fois pour les professionnels du droit et le public, CanLII a publié avec succès des analyses de jurisprudence alimentées par l’IA pour la jurisprudence historique dans les quatre provinces de l’Alberta, de la Saskatchewan, du Manitoba et de l’Île-du-Prince-Édouard. Cette initiative marque une étape importante dans l’amélioration […] The post L'analyse de décisions assistée par IA a été ajoutée pour toute la jurisprudence de l'Alberta, de la Saskatchewan, du Manitoba et de l'Île-du-Prince-Édouard sur le site de CanLII appeared first on Lexum","id":1369299,"url":"https://lexum.com/fr/blog/lanalyse-de-decisions-assistee-par-ia-a-ete-ajoutee-pour-toute-la-jurisprudence-de-lalberta-de-la-saskatchewan-du-manitoba-et-de-lile-du-prince-edouard-sur-le-site-de-canlii/","titre":"L’analyse de décisions assistée par IA a été ajoutée pour toute la jurisprudence de l’Alberta, de la Saskatchewan, du Manitoba et de l’Île-du-Prince-Édouard sur le site de CanLII","pubDate":"Mon, 03 Jun 2024 16:04:59 +0200"},{"pubDate":"Tue, 16 Apr 2024 10:36:24 +0200","titre":"The Tech Powerhouse’s Secret Weapon Revealed! Meet the Newest Addition to Their Board","url":"https://businesstoday.news/the-tech-powerhouses-secret-weapon-revealed-meet-the-newest-addition-to-their-board/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=the-tech-powerhouses-secret-weapon-revealed-meet-the-newest-addition-to-their-board","id":1253871,"description":"Key Takeaways: Pipedrive’s Strategic Leap: Welcoming Tom Burnet to the Board of Directors A Game-Changing Addition Pipedrive, the leading sales CRM platform for small businesses, has made a strategic move by appointing Tom Burnet, a seasoned tech executive, to its Board of Directors. This decision marks a significant step forward in Pipedrive’s journey towards global expansion and continued innovation in the competitive tech landscape. Meet Tom Burnet: A Tech Visionary with a Proven Track Record Tom Burnet brings a wealth of experience and expertise to Pipedrive’s boardroom. With a distinguished career that includes leadership roles in top-tier public and private The post The Tech Powerhouse’s Secret Weapon Revealed! Meet the Newest Addition to Their Board appeared first on Business Today","source":"Business Today"},{"url":"https://lexum.com/fr/blog/lacces-aux-decisions-disciplinaires-des-avocats-progresse/","titre":"L’accès aux décisions disciplinaires des avocats progresse","pubDate":"Sat, 27 Jan 2024 10:54:34 +0100","description":"À une époque marquée par des progrès sans précédent en matière de technologie juridique et d’une emphase grandissante sur la transparence dans la profession juridique, des changements majeurs refaçonnent l’accès aux décisions disciplinaires des avocats. Lexum soutient activement les initiatives qui redéfinissent la façon dont les décisions disciplinaires sont partagées avec le public. Un exemple […] The post L'accès aux décisions disciplinaires des avocats progresse appeared first on Lexum","id":1091868,"source":"Blogue - Lexum"},{"description":"Lexum est heureuse et fière d’annoncer que le Conseil de discipline des procureurs de l’État du Michigan (MADB) a choisi Decisia pour moderniser sa diffusion d’informations au public. Plus de 7 000 documents juridiques, y compris des notifications, des ordonnances et des avis, ont été migrés de la base de données héritée MADB et republiés […] The post Le Michigan Attorney Discipline Board améliore l’accès du public aux décisions disciplinaires appeared first on Lexum","id":860163,"source":"Blogue - Lexum","titre":"Le Michigan Attorney Discipline Board améliore l’accès du public aux décisions disciplinaires","url":"https://lexum.com/fr/blog/le-michigan-attorney-discipline-board-ameliore-lacces-du-public-aux-decisions-disciplinaires/","pubDate":"Mon, 04 Sep 2023 01:51:34 +0200"},{"description":"CG Cet article a pour but d’alerter les journalistes de presse économique sur l’importance de bien référencer leurs publications pour une meilleure compréhension et un meilleur approfondissement. The post Pour une identification des décisions de justice dans la presse économique appeared first on Sérendipidoc .","id":457275,"source":"Sérendipidoc","titre":"Pour une identification des décisions de justice dans la presse économique","url":"https://www.serendipidoc.fr/identifier-jp-presse-eco/","pubDate":"Wed, 31 Aug 2022 16:12:00 +0200"}]