What’s in the Cloud?
The definition of the cloud and how it operates is fundamental to an exhaustive understanding of the technology behind it and consequently an understanding of how the laws are affected by this technology. Nevertheless in order to fully understand the true implication of the cloud we must investigate what is being put on the cloud and how it is being used. One could argue that the there are two types of data being put on the cloud: a) General Data (non personal data) – which attracts Intellectual Property rights b) Personal Data – which attracts Data...
Read MoreJean Pierre Busuttil
Jean Pierre Busuttil was awarded his warrant to practise as a Legal Procurator in 1992 and has since gained extensive experience in his profession. His responsibilities within the firm mainly entail the processing of judicial acts filed by the firm before the Courts of Justice and Tribunals of Malta and Gozo and attending to all related matters. Jean Pierre was admitted to the Chamber of Legal Procurators in 1992. He is also a committee member of the Malta Amateur Dramatic Club (MADC) and a member of the team working on the introduction of clown doctors for sick children at Mater Dei...
Read MoreRodianne Caruana
Dr. Rodianne Caruana has been a trainee with the firm since October of 2009. She graduated in Doctorate of Laws in November 2012 and obtained her warrant to practise as an Advocate in March 2013. While at University she served as an Gh.S.L. Class Representative of the Law Course between 2008 and 2011 and as Academic Officer of L-Ghaqda Studenti tal-Ligi (Gh.S.L.) between 2010 and 2011. In 2011 she was also elected as a Student Representative at a Faculty Board Level. Academic Accomplishments 2012 – LL.D. degree conferred by the University of Malta after successfully submitting her...
Read MoreSports Law
This knowledge and expertise has been recently developed by the younger members of the Chambers. We have assisted athletes and sport professionals at domestic and the highest international tribunals, including football UEFA appeals. This is a growing direction of expansion of the office.
Read MoreGeraldine Spiteri
Dr Geraldine Spiteri was admitted to practice law in 2002, after having trained under Dr Patrick J Galea, and is a member of the Chamber of Advocates. She has subsequently obtained Masters degrees in the specialised areas of EU and Comparative Law and of International Maritime Law. She lectures on maritime legislation and communications on board ship on a part time basis at the MCAST Maritime Institute and is a part time judicial assistant at the Courts of Justice, Malta. Her main areas of practice are civil law, commercial law, EU law in general, as well as the specialised fields of...
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