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Consumer law changes and the effect on e-commerce

08 Aug 2022 United Kingdom 1 min read

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    Alasdair Lamb provides an update on recent consumer law developments set to impact the e-commerce sector, with a particular focus on online subscription-based services. The session covers recent UK government announcements regarding consumer law reforms, which are (amongst other things) set to introduce GDPR-style fines. 

    Consumer law changes and the effect on e-commerce

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