AEPD Resolution on GDPR Rights Procedure

The Spanish Data Protection Agency (AEPD) has issued a resolution regarding a procedure for handling GDPR rights. The resolution addresses a complaint where a data subject exercised their right of access, and the respondent failed to provide a legally established response within the stipulated timeframe. This action initiates a formal procedure against the respondent for non-compliance.

AEPD Spain: GDPR Fine of €4M for Data Information Failure

The Spanish Data Protection Agency (AEPD) has issued a €4 million fine to SERVICIOS INMOBILIARIOS Y GESTIÓN RCL-MADRID, S.L. for failing to provide requested information during an investigation. This action stems from a complaint regarding potential GDPR violations.

MA AG Seeks Court Order to Enforce School Mental Health Grants

The Massachusetts Attorney General's office has filed a motion to enforce a court order requiring the U.S. Department of Education to fully fund school mental health grants. The Department previously awarded only six months of funding, violating a December 2025 order.

MA AG Distributes $4M Restitution to 47,000 Boston Sports Club Consumers

The Massachusetts Attorney General's Office is distributing nearly $4 million in restitution to approximately 47,000 consumers who were former customers of Boston Sports Club. The restitution follows a lawsuit against the former CEO for unfairly charging members during COVID-19 closures.

Canada Safeguard Investigation on Certain Vegetable Goods

Canada has initiated a safeguard investigation into imports of certain vegetable goods. Interested parties, including importers and exporters, have deadlines in April 2026 to participate and submit information, with a hearing scheduled for June 2026.

WTO Market Access Committee Improves Recording of Trade Concern Resolutions

The WTO's Committee on Market Access has adopted a decision to improve the recording of how trade concerns are resolved. This change introduces a new agenda item for reporting resolved trade concerns and a database to track their status. The Committee also communicated with the World Customs Organization regarding tariff classification for menstrual products.

Health Canada Recalls Vacuum Bag SU Large Due to Leakage Risk

Health Canada has issued a Type II recall for the Milestone S.R.L. Vacuum Bag SU Large due to a risk of leakage from the specimen container. Healthcare providers are advised to contact the manufacturer for additional information.

Angiographic Catheters Recalled Due to Molded Hub Non-Conformance

Health Canada has issued a recall for AngioDynamics' Soft-Vu and Accu-Vu 4 FR Angiographic Catheters due to a molded hub non-conformance. The defect may prevent guidewire passage, though no injuries have been reported in Canada. Healthcare providers should contact the manufacturer for information.

Bobby Hampton v. Governor Jeff Landry - Louisiana Court of Appeal Opinion

The Louisiana Court of Appeal granted supervisory writs in Bobby Hampton v. Governor Jeff Landry, reversing a lower court's exception of no cause of action on counts I, II, III, and VII. The court found that the petition should be maintained to allow the litigant an opportunity to present evidence.

The Cannabis Place 420 Corp. v. Planning Board of Jersey City

The New Jersey Superior Court Appellate Division heard an appeal from The Cannabis Place 420 Corp. regarding the Jersey City Planning Board's approval of Kushmart Jersey, LLC as a conditional use cannabis retailer. The court's non-precedential opinion addresses the denial of the plaintiff's complaints seeking to overturn the planning board's approval and the City Council's resolution of local support.