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New European Personal Data Breach Obligations on the Horizon
Michael G. Morgan | Paul McGrath
The EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) will introduce mandatory personal data breach notification obligations across all sectors, in all EU countries, for the first time.
Enforcing a Commercial US Arbitration Award in India
Jodi Benassi
The prevailing cross-border system for dispute resolution —international arbitration— is often more predictable and less expensive than litigation. Enforcing a foreign award can, however, be arduous, especially in jurisdictions like India.
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Going Global – International Joint Ventures and Affiliations
Hamid Yunis
Governments and their health care systems or operators are increasingly looking for improved, economically viable and more robust delivery of health care services. This has generated a real opportunity for entities that can provide these services to fulfil their needs.
Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare: Framework Needed
Dale C. Van Demark
The potential benefits of artificial intelligence technology are felt nowhere more fully than in the health care sector. Its integration into health care, is, however, fraught with technical, policy and regulatory challenges.
Spotlight on China’s Hospital System
Hospitals in China differ greatly from those in the west with respect to their relationships with physicians and patients; but they also share some of the same legal challenges faced by western hospitals.
Accountable Care in the United Kingdom: Learning From International Experience
Sharon Lamb
Many countries are turning to value based payment and accountable care models. Moving to a new model of care is not straightforward; having a clear plan that takes into account valuable lessons learned elsewhere will be vital.