Lucy Burrows comments on the UK-US data bridge in IT Pro
Associate Lucy Burrows provides insight on the UK-US data bridge and discusses the potential for legal challenges in IT Pro.
Associate Lucy Burrows provides insight on the UK-US data bridge and discusses the potential for legal challenges in IT Pro.
Senior Associate Matthew Evans writes on how the rapidly growing use of smart doorbells in UK homes may lead to potential breaches of data protection regulations.
Partner and Head of Data and Privacy Litigation Kingsley Hayes and Dean Armstrong KC of Maitland Chambers comment on the EU’s Digital Markets Act
Associate James Kelliher considers the main takeaways from the ICO’s action in the Farage/NatWest privacy dispute in Law360. James’s article was published in Law360 on 23 August
Partner and Head of Data and Privacy Litigation Kingsley Hayes comments on the roll-out of the Act and its implications for Big Tech in Reuters.
Associate Lucy Burrows has examined the ICO’s warning to businesses over the data privacy risks that generative AI poses in Data Centre Review. Lucy’s article was published
Partner Kingsley Hayes discusses in Law360 the High Court’s judgment in the Prismall v. Google case and its future implications for data privacy group litigation.
Associate James Kelliher discusses how the ICO reprimands are failing to hold those responsible for data breaches to account, in Computer Weekly. James’s comments were published in Computer
Associate Bill Singer has commented on the ongoing Arnold Clark data breach claim and the fraud risks to those impacted in Computer Weekly. Bill’s comments
Senior Associate Simon Ridding comments in Compliance Week on the hefty fine handed out to Meta last week for its illegal data transfers that fell
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