Artificial Intelligence liability will change the entire product liability regulation. Almost 40 years ago, in 1985, the Council of the European Communities adopted the Product Liability Directive.
While it has been beneficial in terms of protecting the interests of consumers … Read the rest
By Timothy Mills, Aliant USA. The crisis in Ukraine has brought many different questions to the legal world, the largest being concerns the position of non-sanctioned businesses with regards to the sanctions imposed on Russia. To answer these questions we present to … Read the rest
The shortest connection from Europe to Asia is flight from Helsinki to various capitals in Asia. This is due to Helsinki location in the North that enables northern route as well as the right to the use of Russian airspace. … Read the rest
Cyberattacks and cybercrimes can have various forms not only in the private sector and corporate transactions, but increasingly among the governments and between the nations. Confidential information, fateful data, as well as intellectual property, can be accessed, stolen or affected … Read the rest
By Tuulia Heiskanen, Aliant Finland. There are growing concerns of big companies’ role as gatekeepers in the digital market superseding the power of law and even acting as the “Internet police” with their filtering technology and surveillance of the Internet. … Read the rest
The EU has taken measures to tackle the power of big tech companies on the Internet. On the 20th of January 2022, the European Parliament accepted the Digital Services Act (DSA) which will regulate big digital technology companies’ behavior to … Read the rest
By Tuulia Heiskanen, Junior Associate, Aliant Finland.
Electronic payments (e-payments) are used increasingly around the world and are especially convenient in purchasing things online. In Finland, services providing e-payment solutions are broadly available. To list a few, … Read the rest