Platforms

The legal challenges arising in respect of the trading platforms underpinning the so-called Economy 4.0 require creative and transversal solutions in regulatory, tax, labor and employment and fair competition matters, with a particular focus on the liability of intermediary information society services providers. Garrigues is a clear leader in this area.

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  • DSA - Online platforms and search engines must report their number of users by February 17, the first step to determining whether they are “very large”

  • Reviews, professional reviewers and bot farms: new obligations for online businesses

  • The Digital Services Act enters the last lap: approval by Parliament and the Member States and tentative date when it will come into force

  • A raft of new legislation on the digital economy in the last leg of the year

  • China sets new rules on security vulnerability of network products

  • Portuguese new law on font size of the letter used in standard terms

  • Spain transposes two EU directives affecting the General User and Consumer Protection law in relation to contracts for the sale of goods

  • Beauty filters on Instagram are in the spotlight: are they misleading?

  • Unicorns vs camels: Startups able to survive in hard times are finding a place

  • The Supreme Court lays down a precedent on Internet platforms: HomeAway does not have to verify whether its vacation rental listings are lawful

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