More and more companies are asking for a photo or scan of your ID card as part of a contract or registration. The question, however, is whether this is allowed. The answer in most cases is no. A decision...
A publication in the Belgian Official Gazette seems set in stone. But what if that publication, through human error, contains sensitive personal data that should never have been included, such as your bank account number...
Filming police interventions with a smartphone is a common phenomenon. The question, however, is where to draw the line between the right to information and criminal offenses. A ruling by the court of first...
Government agencies are increasingly active on social media. For example, they often have their own Facebook page on which communications and press releases happen with the goal of informing citizens and the media. Meta...
A neighbor dispute over a surveillance camera is a classic legal problem. You feel watched, but your neighbor invokes his safety. The question is: where is the line? A decision by the...
On Sept. 26, 2024, the Constitutional Court ruled on the validity of the Belgian transposition law of DSM Directive 2019/790 in a no less than 182-page judgment. The Constitutional Court ...
In modern soccer, data has become all-important. From player performance to injury susceptibility - everything is measured, analyzed and used to gain competitive advantages. But what happens ...
In a recent ruling on Feb. 18, 2025, the French-speaking Court of First Instance in Brussels ruled on a phishing case and resulting liability. The case involved a...
The innovation deduction is an important tax benefit for Belgian companies investing in research and development (R&D), particularly in the software sector. To help companies and the tax administration...
The arrival of the European AI Act (or "AI Regulation") introduces a wave of new obligations for organizations developing or using artificial intelligence. Central to these new rules ...