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Tag Archives: Sanction
French Council of State Confirms GDPR Sanction, Lowers Penalty Fee
Following a recent data breach, Optical Center has been fined 250,000 euros by The Commission nationale de l’informatique et des libertés (CNIL). The website breach allowed public access to invoices, purchase orders, and personal data of customers. On appeal, the … Continue reading
Posted in Antitrust - Competition law
Tagged Confirms, Council, French, GDPR, Lowers, penalty, Sanction, state
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Under What Circumstances Will a Judge Enter Default Judgment as a Sanction for Spoliation of Evidence?
Author: Caiti DerenzeCase Citation: Organik Kimya, et al. v. ITC, 843 F.3d 994 (U.S. App. 2017)Employee/Personnel/Employer Implicated: EmployeeseLesson Learned: Parties facing litigation need to give employees a litigation hold notice.Tweet this: Destroying evidence can lead to a default judgment. What … Continue reading
Posted in Law Students
Tagged circumstances, Default, enter, Evidence, Judge, Judgment, Sanction, Spoliation, under
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Georgia Supreme Court Reverses Discovery Sanction for Party’s Failure to Preserve Evidence
Parties in a personal injury case have to take great care in maintaining evidence that may be relevant to the case, even if litigation has not yet begun. In one recent case before Georgia’s Supreme Court, the Court considered whether … Continue reading
The English High Court provides much needed guidance on the effectiveness of sanction exclusion language, following the USA’s withdrawal from the JCPOA
After a tumultuous year in the Iranian sanctions landscape, much needed guidance is starting to trickle down through the English courts as to the scope and application of the US secondary sanctions and the EU Blocking Regulation regimes. On 12 … Continue reading
Posted in Admiralty-Maritime Law
Tagged Court, effectiveness, English, Exclusion, Following, Guidance, High, JCPOA, language, Much, needed, provides, Sanction, usas, withdrawal
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South Carolina Court of Appeals Vacates Securities Commission Sanction for Lack of Due Process
In October 2018, the South Carolina Court of Appeals vacated a $540,000 civil penalty that the South Carolina Securities Commissioner had imposed against John M. McIntyre and his company, Silver Oak Land Management, LLC. The Commissioner imposed the penalty upon … Continue reading
Posted in Banking and Finance law
Tagged Appeals, Carolina, Commission, Court, lack, Process, Sanction, Securities, South, Vacates
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