The principles and rights set out in the Charter of Digital Rights are clearly important for public administrations and citizens, although they could also be important for companies when it comes to configuring their systems and processes.
Pablo García Mexía, J.D., Ph.D.
Digital Lawyer
LATEST DEVELOPMENTS
CRYPTOREGULATION IN A NUTSHELL
New book by Pablo García Mexía and José Morales Ph.D. published by the editorial Wolters Kluwer.
A synthesis of Blockchain´s (and DLTs´) key regulatory aspects, in the context of their technological bases and of their current implementation traits by companies and other organizations.
For more information: https://tienda.wolterskluwer.es/p/cryptoregulation-in-a-nutshell

DIGITAL SINCE 1995
Since in Cambridge, MA. (USA) I first got in touch with the Internet back in 1994-1995, just a few blocks away from the MIT, I have been devoting a substantial part of my professional endeavors to aspects related to its policies and regulation. Convinced as I am of that great good that is the free and open Internet, so am I nonetheless persuaded that the Net is not the Far West, this being the reason why I convey to my college students, to the audiences I speak to or to the clients I advice, that Justice and civil rights are perfectly compatible with such a great lever for freedom and innovation as the Internet has come to be.
New INCIBE cybersecurity hotline

The section aims to define a judicial space that is solvent and coherent with the expectations that we can see today. This is a responsibility that falls to the legal community as a whole.
Herbert Smith Freehills Spain launches the new edition of the digital law and TMT update You will find a compilation of the main news in the international, European and Spanish sector.
Expoliticians, managing partners and senior administration officials,... among them have highlighted Pablo García Mexía for his incorporation in Herbert Smith Freehills Spain LLP to lead the digital law and technology practice.