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MLex discusses the latest in our PFEW data breach action
MLex discussed the latest in our PFEW data breach action after we filed for a Group Litigation Order (GLO).
October 25, 2022
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Eleanor Leedham talked to The Times about stopping Revenge Porn
In October 2022, Keller Postman UK Legal Director Eleanor Leedham talked to The Times about stopping Revenge Porn by demanding compensation.
October 6, 2022
Media Coverage
Eleanor Leedham comments on the Molly Russell inquest in the Daily Mail
Legal Director Eleanor Leedham has commented on the Molly Russell inquest in the Daily Mail
October 3, 2022
Media Coverage
Tech News highlights how Keller Postman UK can help victims of data breaches
Tech News highlights how Keller Postman UK can help victims of data breaches
September 15, 2022
Media Coverage
Kingsley Hayes highlights the pitfalls of automated decision making
Partner and Head of Data Breach, Kingsley Hayes, highlights the pitfalls of automated decision making and explains the importance of GDPR compliance when relying on
May 17, 2022
Group Actions
News of our Parasol data breach claim published in Computer Weekly
Computer Weekly published an article reporting on the Parasol umbrella company data breach in which cybercriminals accessed the personal information of contractors and employees. On
May 13, 2022
Group Actions
Kingsley Hayes comments on the Parasol data breach
Computer Weekly published an article reporting on the Parasol umbrella company data breach in which cybercriminals accessed the personal information of contractors and employees. Kingsley
February 16, 2022
Media Coverage
Keller Lenkner UK settles Ticketmaster group action claim
We are delighted to announce that claimants represented by Keller Lenkner UK have settled their High Court action against Ticketmaster. Keller Lenkner UK issued a
February 10, 2022
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Keller Lenkner UK plans to launch a group action claim against the Police Federation in 2022
Keller Lenkner UK* is representing thousands of Police Officers seeking compensation for the Police Federation’s failure to adequately protect their personal and sensitive data when the Police Federation Membership database experienced a
December 23, 2021
Media Coverage
Kingsley Hayes highlights the importance of data security for charities
Head of Data Breach, Kingsley Hayes, highlights the importance of data security for charities, pointing to the recent fine imposed by the ICO on HIV
December 6, 2021
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- United Lincolnshire Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust December 19, 2024A reprimand was issued to United Lincolnshire Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust as during the period between 01 March 2021 to 31 March 2022, it had failed to respond to 32% of Subject Access Requests within the statutory timeframe of one calendar month, thereby infringing Articles 12(3), 15(1) and 15(3) of the UK GDPR.
- Money Bubble Ltd EN December 12, 2024It was found that between October – November 2022, the company made 168,852 spam calls resulting in several further complaints being made to the ICO and TPS. MBL did not provide evidence that anyone whose number had been called had consented to receiving calls from the company. The ICO has issued a £120,000 fine.
- Money Bubble Ltd MPN December 12, 2024It was found that between October – November 2022, the company made 168,852 spam calls resulting in several further complaints being made to the ICO and TPS. MBL did not provide evidence that anyone whose number had been called had consented to receiving calls from the company. The ICO has issued a £120,000 fine.
- Breathe Services Ltd December 12, 2024Breathe Services Ltd (BSL), a debt advice company based in Bolton, first came to the attention of the ICO as part of a wider investigation into complaints received about unsolicited phone calls to potentially vulnerable individuals. In a failed attempt to hide their real identity, BSL was found to have spoofed its outbound phone number […]
- Breathe Services Ltd December 12, 2024Breathe Services Ltd (BSL), a debt advice company based in Bolton, first came to the attention of the ICO as part of a wider investigation into complaints received about unsolicited phone calls to potentially vulnerable individuals. In a failed attempt to hide their real identity, BSL was found to have spoofed its outbound phone number […]
- Southend-on-Sea City Council October 17, 2024We issued a reprimand to Southend-on-Sea City Council in Essex after hidden data on a spreadsheet released as part of a freedom of information request revealed the sensitive personal details of staff
- Quick Tax Claims Limited October 15, 2024An ICO investigation revealed that Quick Tax Claims Limited had sent 7,863,547 unlawful text messages over the course of a month, resulting in 66,793 complaints – 93% of these stating there was no ‘opt out’ option. During the investigation, the ICO found that the company had purchased personal information from third-party suppliers that did not […]
- Quick Tax Claims Limited October 15, 2024An ICO investigation revealed that Quick Tax Claims Limited had sent 7,863,547 unlawful text messages over the course of a month, resulting in 66,793 complaints – 93% of these stating there was no ‘opt out’ option. During the investigation, the ICO found that the company had purchased personal information from third-party suppliers that did not […]
- National Debt Advice Limited October 14, 2024National Debt Advice sent 129,902 unsolicited direct marketing text messages to individuals in breach of regulation 22 of PECR resulting in over 4,000 complaints to the 7726 spam reporting service. The company was fined £30,000 and issued with an enforcement notice.