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The Digital Markets Act (DMA) enters a new phase: enforcement, litigation and the road ahead
As the DMA moves beyond its initial implementation, enforcement activity and the first EU court rulings are adding clarity on the application of the rules. Attention is now also turning to how the framework will respond to developments in artificial intelligence and cloud computing. Nearly four…The European Digital Identity Wallet now has a timetable: tasks to be completed by December 2027
The roll-out of the EUDI Wallet will require a review of identification, contracting and electronic signature processes across a wide range of organisations, with implications that go far beyond the technological sphere. In this article, we analyse the most relevant aspects to bear in mind. Two…Agentic AI: opportunities, risks and how to respond
The emergence of AI agents is creating new opportunities for efficiency and automation, but it is also raising unprecedented challenges in the areas of liability, competition, data protection and governance. As AI systems become increasingly autonomous and capable of taking actions on their own,…Spain: These are the obligations for e-commerce platforms in relation to waste and extended producer responsibility
In response to the growing prevalence of cross-border sales of products through e-commerce platforms, lawmakers have imposed on platform operators the obligation to oversee compliance by sellers with the extended producer responsibility regime and, where they fail to comply, to assume secondary…Spain - The taxpayer's protected digital domicile: a missing legal framework
The growing digitalisation of taxpayers' personal and professional activity raises new challenges for the protection of privacy and calls for the recognition and regulation of a genuine “protected digital domicile”, distinct from the physical domicile and from the fiscal domicile, to which the…The AI Digital Omnibus Regulation has been published, redefining deadlines and simplifying requirements for companies and developers
The new European regulation published in the OJEU will require many organizations to revisit their artificial intelligence (AI) compliance plans. While it introduces simplification measures and extends certain transition periods, it also modifies key aspects of the rules applicable to high-risk…