When AI Hallucinates in Court: Why Lawyers Must Pay the Price

It began as a routine filing. But it ended with a federal judge imposing a $24,400 sanction against two lawyers whose court submissions included no fewer than 55 fabricated case citations. The suspected culprit: an unchecked use of artificial intelligence. The attorneys’ brief included references to non-existent rulings and distorted versions of genuine cases. These inaccuracies […]
A Cashless World: How the Shift to Digital Payments Is Changing Legal Risk

Cash is disappearing — and the future is already here.Payment apps, digital wallets, and “Buy Now, Pay Later” solutions have become part of everyday life. But alongside the convenience, new legal risks are emerging — and they’re just as real as the money moving behind the screen. Who’s Responsible When Something Goes Wrong? When money […]
Israel’s Privacy Protection Authority Steps Up Enforcement: First Fines Under Amendment 13

In a significant move toward stricter data protection enforcement, Israel’s Privacy Protection Authority (PPA) has begun imposing administrative fines under the recently implemented Amendment 13 to the Privacy Protection Law, 1981. The amendment, which strengthens the Authority’s supervisory and enforcement powers, marks a new era of accountability for both organizations and individuals who misuse personal […]
GDPR Violations Around the World

Over the past several years, data protection authorities across Europe have significantly intensified GDPR enforcement. Major global companies—from social media platforms to AI developers and credit bureaus—have faced substantial investigations, regulatory orders, and unprecedented financial penalties. This article presents a concise yet comprehensive overview of three notable GDPR enforcement cases involving TikTok (Ireland, 2025), OpenAI […]
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DPO vs. CISO: Two Roles, One Mission — Data Protection

As privacy regulations tighten in Israel (especially with Amendment 13) and across the EU (GDPR) organizations face increasing pressure to establish and maintain clear responsibilities for data governance. Two key roles have emerged at the forefront of this effort: the Data Protection Officer (DPO) and the Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) (or sometimes Chief Information and Cyber […]
Force Majeure Is Back on the Agenda: The 2025 Edition

In international commercial contracts, certain clauses appear almost universally. One of the most common is Force Majeure, a provision designed to protect parties from obligations they cannot fulfill due to extraordinary and unforeseeable events. But in today’s world, what exactly qualifies as “force majeure”? A third-party service outage? A cyberattack? A sudden regulatory change?If your […]