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The end of the Shareholder Rule: How the Privy Council redefined legal privilege in corporate law

In a decision that has reset the boundaries of corporate privilege, the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council

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Nick Henderson-Mayo

The metadata trap: Why word docs won’t save you from an SRA fine

It’s a compliance horror story just waiting to happen. A firm receives notice of an inspection from the

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Nick Henderson-Mayo

Beware the QR code trap: How quishing could be stealing your data

The digital arena is constantly evolving, and with it, the methods used by cybercriminals to exploit unsuspecting victims.

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Sara Henna Dahan

  • Cyber Security, microsoft, ransomware

Ransomware escalation and AI risks: Did we just get a cyber security wake-up call?

In the wake of a rapidly evolving ransomware campaign exploiting vulnerabilities in Microsoft’s SharePoint server software, it’s becoming

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Naomi Grossman

How one weak password took down a 158 year old company

A recent BBC report highlights a stark cautionary tale: a single weak password helped a ransomware gang take

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Sara Henna Dahan

  • Big Data|Cyber Security|GDPR, GDPR

Lessons from a GDPR fine: McDonald’s Poland and the high cost of processor oversight failures

The Polish Data Protection Authority (UODO) recently issued a GDPR fine of over €3.8 million to McDonald’s Poland,

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Naomi Grossman

  • AML, Barclays, FCA

Inside Barclays’ AML breakdown: Lessons from the FCA’s £42m fine

Barclays Bank has once again come under the regulatory spotlight, this time with a hefty £42 million fine

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Naomi Grossman

  • Legal Compliance Suite, Omnitrack, P&L

P&L goes public: What the 2027 disclosure rules mean for your law firm

From April 2027, a major shift in corporate transparency will reshape how law firms and all limited companies

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Naomi Grossman

Are the proposed SMCR reforms a step towards efficiency or a step back in accountability?

The UK may be about to gut one of its most significant post-crisis financial reforms. In a joint

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Sara Henna Dahan

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