Privacy Law and Privacy Regulations

Generative AI can now reproduce a person's face, voice and mannerisms with a fidelity that the average viewer cannot tell apart from reality. What began as novelty content—face-swapped videos, synthetic voice clips circulated for entertainment—has, since 2023, become a live commercial and reputational threat.

An analysis of cross-border pharmaceutical data licensing under India’s DPDP framework, examining clinical-trial data, health information, contractual safeguards, EU transfer requirements, regulatory data protection and the changing India-EU digital trade relationship.

In the contemporary digital age, the phenomenon of "trial by media" represents a significant challenge to the constitutional right to a fair trial. Media trials are defined as "certain regional or national new 'events' in which the criminal justice system is co-opted by media as a source of high drama entertainment". This concept refers to the influence of television, newspaper, and social media coverage on an individual's reputation, effectively shaping public perception of guilt or innocence before or after a judicial verdict.

Data protection lawyers for businesses help organisations understand privacy laws, manage personal information responsibly and reduce the legal risks associated with collecting, storing, using and sharing data. As companies increasingly rely on digital platforms, customer databases, cloud services and third party providers, data protection has become an essential part of business governance. A privacy issue can lead to regulatory scrutiny, contractual disputes, financial losses and damage to customer trust.

An analysis of cross-border pharmaceutical data licensing under India’s DPDP framework, examining clinical-trial data, health information, contractual safeguards, EU transfer requirements, regulatory data protection and the changing India-EU digital trade relationship.

We have all been there. You download a new app, a pop-up appears with a wall of legal text, and you tap "Agree" just to get past it. But as recent global events show, that tap might not count as real consent anymore. Here is a breakdown of what is happening with global regulators, what the law demands, and why Indian companies need to pay attention right now.