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10 Jul 2024

The new UK government must ensure stronger protection of its citizens’ data

Eleonor Duhs explains that the proposed DPDI Bill would have lowered UK data protection standards, risking EU-UK data flows and creating significant operational problems, urging the new Labour government to restore certainty

26 Jun 2024

Artificial intelligence and antitrust issues: a competition law practitioner’s perspective

Francesco Liberatore and Martin Mackowski provide a detailed overview of competition law as it applies to artificial intelligence, including a look at recent case law and the evolving regulatory approaches being adopted in the UK, EU and US

17 Jun 2024

Paving the way for change: why universities are adapting to the SQE

Chris Howard, University Partnerships Director at BARBRI, looks at the opportunities presented by the Solicitors Qualifying Exam and the importance of a rich variety of routes into the profession

10 Jun 2024

The EU AI Act: comprehensive regulation and implications for AI stakeholders

Paul Kavanagh, Dylan Balbirnie and Anita Hodea provide an overview of the EU's new AI Act and its requirements for different AI categories

21 May 2024

Combating APP fraud: law and legislation and the banks

APP fraud costs over £1bn annually, with banks and lawmakers grappling to protect victims amidst evolving threats and complex legal challenges

3 May 2024

Digital hygiene begins at home

Julian Hayes reviews the latest cyber security survey, emphasising ongoing phishing threats and the need for robust defenses and digital hygiene

2 May 2024

Bringing disputes in from the ether: the crypto-asset legal landscape in England

James Rogers, Lizzie Shimmin and Michaela Croft provide a breakdown of the English court rulings shaping the developing legal landscape for crypto-assets

1 May 2024

AI regulation: contrasting EU and UK approaches

James Castro-Edwards looks in detail at the differences between the approaches to the regulation of artificial intelligence taken by the EU and the UK