
The EU AI Act – Are You Ready for Regulation?
Artificial Intelligence LawAs governments accelerate AI regulation, the EU AI Act has emerged as the global benchmark, classifying AI by risk. Organisations deploying AI systems in areas that materially affect individuals' rights are likely to fall within the high-risk category, making compliance a priority.

UK and EU GDPR ‘International Transfers’ – Standard Contractual Clauses
HardwareUnder the United Kingdom and European Union, General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR) standard contractual clauses (SCCs) are the most commonly used mechanisms, or ‘appropriate safeguards’, to legitimise international transfers of personal…

The Life of Tech Lawyers: From the Inside Out
Lawyers, Legal Technology, Orbital BlogsBeing present at the office every day, drafting agreements, dictating into dictaphones with secretaries then transcribing dictation only for the lawyer to further review the draft, meeting face to face with clients, manually reviewing…

Artificial Intelligence – The Key to Custom Software Development
Software Development, Strategy, technology law, Technology ProcurementHave we gone full circle with custom software development? For some years now, companies have pivoted to taking on standard software and configuring it to meet their requirements because of the number of failures in custom software development…

Key Legal Considerations – when seeking investment for your business
Legal Due DiligenceYou are embarking on a new technology venture or have started one, and you are ready to take it to the next level. It is not difficult to find articles on how a company can source additional funding to grow its business. Before a funder…

Transfer of Personal Data, SCCs and when you need Supplementary Measures
GDPR, Orbital Blogs, Personal Data Protection, Product related Data ProtectionThis article provides background on the Schrems II decision (C-311/18)), by the Court of Justice of the European Union. For the latest on UK and EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) International Transfers and Standard Contractual Clauses…

Start a New Law Firm? Why not?
orbital law, LawyersObi and I are often asked what made us decide to set up a law firm. It was not as if our experience ticked all the boxes. We were not from private practice, we did not have a list of existing clients who would follow us. We were in-house lawyers,…

Profiling and Automated Decision Making – “… the computer says no”
GDPR, Personal Data Protection, ProfilingThe advent of high-volume data analytics technologies, AI, and machine learning has led to a booming data analytics industry. In addition, the general availability of large amounts of personal data on the internet and on "Internet of Things"…

Data Breach? What You Should Do
Personal Data Protection, Orbital Blogs, UK GDPRA data breach involving potential unauthorised access to customers' personal data can have disastrous consequences for companies. In recent times, a number of large corporations such as British Airways and Ticketmaster have suffered data…

Data Management – Taking a responsible approach
GDPR, Orbital Blogs, Personal Data Protection, UK GDPRImplementing the right attitudes and cultures from the outset will ensure that businesses adopt a responsible approach when it comes to honouring customer, employee, and other stakeholders’ personal data - comments Obi Nwokedi, Managing…
