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The latest on the UK’s under-16s social media ban: Curfews, AI chatbots and more
The UK government has announced sweeping new measures to regulate children's social media access, including a midnight-to-6am curfew for 16-17 year olds, mandatory breaks from AI chatbots, and enhanced VPN detection to prevent circumvention. These proposals follow the June 2026 announcement of a total social media ban for under-16s and represent a significant shift toward more interventionist regulation of young people's online activity.
United Kingdom Media & IT
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Shepherd and Wedderburn LLP
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Article 21c Of CRD VI: Impact Of CRD VI On Cross-border Lending Involving Irish Companies And Structures
From 11 January 2027, non-EU banks and significant investment firms must establish licensed branches in each EU Member State where they provide core banking services, or operate through authorized EU entities. Ireland has implemented CRD VI's Article 21c requirements through faithful transposition, introducing a third-country branch regime that affects cross-border lending involving Irish companies, with important exemptions including reverse solicitation that may enable continued market participation.
Ireland Finance
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Arthur Cox
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White v Uber London Ltd: A Challenge To Funded Litigation Privilege
The High Court's decision in White v Uber London Ltd has sent shockwaves through the litigation funding industry by ruling that communications between litigation funders and solicitors regarding funding decisions are not protected by litigation privilege. This judgment challenges the widely-held market assumption that such correspondence enjoys privilege protection, potentially making litigants more cautious about approaching funders and requiring parties to be more deliberate about what they include in ear
United Kingdom Litigation
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Shepherd and Wedderburn LLP
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