Harness Powerful Legal Data to Drive Better Business Decisions

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April 5, 2023

Understanding your international legal data is crucial to making informed business decisions. Not only does it improve how you manage your internal clients, it also provides you with greater control over your international legal processes, operations and budgets.

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Capture the legal data you need to drive your business forward and make informed decisions
Gain better visibility of how, when and why you engage outside legal counsel so you can pinpoint areas of triage and inefficiencies in your legal model
Unlock legal insights like never before and gain greater control of your international legal processes

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Spain: Amendments to employment termination for permanent incapacity

Employment contracts can no longer be automatically terminated solely due to an employee being declared permanently incapacitated. Instead, employers must first explore maintaining employment through reasonable accommodations, a change driven by CJEU ruling upholding EU disability protections.

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Italy: Unfair dismissal in small businesses

Up until 21st July 2025, unfair dismissal awards for non-dirigenti (i.e. non-senior / executive) employees hired after March 7, 2015 at small businesses (those with less than 15 employees in the single business unit or in the same town, and less than 60 overall in Italy) were capped at 6 months' salary in damages (save in cases where the termination was discriminatory/retaliatory).

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Introducing AI in the workplace in France

For the first time, a French court has addressed an employer's use of Artificial Intelligence (AI). The court declared that the introduction of AI tools as a pilot phase, including the training of employees on how to use the tools, went further than mere 'experimentation' and triggered the requirement to consult with their works council beforehand.

Data protection impact assessment checklist

This checklist is designed to guide you through the steps of conducting a DPIA, ensuring that you not only comply with the UK General Data Protection Regulation but also integrate best practices into your data processing activities. It will assist you in determining when a DPIA is necessary, how to carry it out effectively, and what measures to take following the assessment. 

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