We are delighted to announce a significant advancement for our law firm based in Istanbul.
We are pleased to announce that Ozgun Law and BeOne will be holding a joint seminar on “Tax and Legal Matters on Doing Business in the UAE” between 09:00-12:30 on October 22nd, 2024 at the Museum of Energy, SantralIstanbul Campus, Bilgi University, Istanbul.
Eminem’s music publisher, Eight Mile Style, has settled a $30 million lawsuit against Spotify, accusing the streaming giant of significant copyright infringement. The lawsuit, which gained attention earlier this year, alleged that Spotify had streamed Eminem’s music, including the hit track “Lose Yourself,” without obtaining the necessary licenses, resulting in substantial financial damages for the publisher.
Ryanair has lost its appeal against a ban in Italy on charging travelers to sit next to accompanying children under 12 or people with disabilities. The dispute between the airline and Italian authorities regarding the issue has been ongoing for a few years, with the dismissal now coming from Italy's top administrative court.
The Medicare Advantage program, through which private insurers like Humana provide Medicare benefits, pays insurers more for patients who are diagnosed with more severe health conditions.
In September 2020, Illumina, a leader in DNA sequencing technology, acquired Grail, a company specializing in early cancer detection. Illumina confirmed the acquisition in a press release on September 21, 2020.
Özgün Law advised shareholders of Alpar Metal, providing complete solutions starting with part design optimization until delivering high quality casting including coatings as well as small assembly groups, on its partial acquisition by Qinvest Portföy.
Özgün Law advised shareholders of Sardes Faktoring, founded by one of the top banking executives with more than 20 years of experience to bring innovative, boutique approach within a professional disciplinary framework to fast growing financial sector in Turkey, on its acquisition by Figo Para.
The European Union lawmakers have given a final approval to the world's first major regulatory framework aimed at governing AI, marking a pivotal moment for the tech industry. Garnering 523 votes in favor, against 46, with 49 abstentions, this legislative achievement underscores the EU's commitment to setting global standards in AI governance.
The authority fined Trento city council €50,000 for the deployment of two artificial intelligence-driven urban surveillance projects that violated data protection rules. After an in-depth investigation of the two projects, which were funded by EU, the authority found “multiple violations of privacy regulations” it said in a statement while recognizing the municipality acted in good faith.
A former employee at a motoring law practice has been disqualified from holding certain roles in firms regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority. Nathan Blake, formerly with Devon-based Patterson Law Limited, drafted an adjournment request which he backdated before forwarding to the instructed barrister. Following a review of Blake’s caseload, the firm found three other documents 'that caused concern'.
Algorithm-based digital decision making is already working behind the scenes in the justice system, the deputy head of civil justice has revealed. In an upbeat speech last month, Lord Justice Birss said that algorithm-based decision making - controversial because of the possibility of built-in bias - is already solving a problem at the online money claims service.