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When A Founder Loses Access To A Meta Account: Legal And Strategic Considerations In Europe
For founders and international businesses, losing access to Meta platforms has evolved from a technical inconvenience into a critical business continuity and reputational risk. This publication examines the legal and strategic considerations surrounding Meta account disputes, including platform governance, executive impersonation, GDPR implications, and the importance of coordinated escalation strategies in an increasingly platform-dependent digital economy.
Malta Media & IT
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Chetcuti Cauchi Advocates
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ESAs Publish First Annual Report On Major ICT-related Incidents Under DORA
The European Supervisory Authorities have released their first annual report examining major ICT-related incidents under DORA, revealing 3,383 incidents across EU financial entities in 2025. What patterns emerged regarding system failures, third-party dependencies, and cross-border impacts, and what do these findings reveal about operational resilience in an increasingly interconnected financial sector?
Malta Finance
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Ganado Advocates
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When A Founder Loses Access To A Meta Account: Legal And Strategic Considerations In Europe
For founders and international businesses, losing access to Meta platforms has evolved from a technical inconvenience into a critical business continuity and reputational risk. This publication examines the legal and strategic considerations surrounding Meta account disputes, including platform governance, executive impersonation, GDPR implications, and the importance of coordinated escalation strategies in an increasingly platform-dependent digital economy.
Malta Media & IT
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Chetcuti Cauchi Advocates
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When History Misleads: The CJEU’s Approach To Deceptive Trademarks And Luxury Branding
The Court of Justice of the European Union has ruled on whether luxury brands can use historical dates in their trademarks when those dates suggest centuries of craftsmanship and heritage that don't actually exist. This landmark decision examines how false claims about a business's age may deceive consumers about product quality, particularly when tradition and prestige are key factors in purchasing luxury goods.
Malta IP
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Ganado Advocates
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Major Platform Hit With DSA Breach – What Could This Mean?
On the 6th of February 2026, the European Commission issued preliminary findings indicating that a major social media platform's design, specifically its use of infinite scroll, autoplay, push notifications and a highly‑personalised recommender system, may breach the Digital Services Act (DSA). This through fostering compulsive use and undermining users' mental and physical wellbeing, with particular concern for minors and vulnerable adults.
Malta Technology
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BDO Malta
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