AI, AI Compliance, china China’s new AI law raises the stakes for global AI regulation As Beijing introduces the world's toughest rules on human-like AI, the EU AI Act and the UK's approach may soon face new questions Naomi Grossman July 15, 2026
Bystander Intervention Training, Compliance, eLearning, Employment Rights Act, Risk Assessments, sexual harassment, Sexual Harassment Training All reasonable steps duty: One in five UK managers have no sexual harassment training, new data shows From 1 October 2026, employers must take all reasonable steps to prevent harassment. New data shows most businesses are still not ready. Asha Purohit July 14, 2026
The new HIPAA Security Rule: what compliance teams need to prepare for What the proposed HIPAA Security Rule means for covered entities, and how compliance teams can prepare for new cybersecurity requirements. Nick Henderson-Mayo July 14, 2026
AI, Legal AI, Legal sector, UKJT Lawyers could be liable for not using AI, UK legal statement warns Groundbreaking guidance suggests AI is becoming part of the professional standard of care, with major implications for every law firm Naomi Grossman July 14, 2026
FCA compliance in 2026: What’s changing and how VinciWorks training helps you stay compliant Explore the FCA compliance changes taking effect in 2026 and how VinciWorks’ new and updated training helps firms stay prepared. Nick Henderson-Mayo July 13, 2026
AI, Hallucinations, Legal AI CPS caught citing AI hallucinations to the High Court as legal AI mistakes continue to mount The CPS submitted fictitious AI-generated cases to the High Court. Here is what it means for law firms and AI verification in legal practice. Naomi Grossman July 13, 2026
What are examples of all reasonable steps to prevent sexual harassment? The Employment Rights Act requires employers to take all reasonable steps to prevent sexual harassment. What are examples of reasonable steps? Nick Henderson-Mayo July 12, 2026
AI, Legal AI Landmark court ruling redraws the boundaries for legal AI A US court has ruled that information shared with a public AI chatbot is not protected by legal privilege. The case was decided in the US but sends a warning to law firms everywhere Naomi Grossman July 9, 2026
US prepares for financial services AML overhaul FinCEN and the Federal Reserve are reshaping US AML compliance around risk and outcomes. Here is what financial institutions need to do now. Nick Henderson-Mayo July 9, 2026
