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Menopause compliance is going through a change: what employers need to know

The recent employment tribunal decision in Ms L Waller v Swann Engineering Group Limited found that asking a

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Nick Henderson-Mayo

  • Data Protection, EDPB, GDPR, WhatsApp

WhatsApp v. the EDPB: Why this €225m GDPR case matters for every business

In a significant ruling that could reshape the way GDPR fines are challenged across Europe, the Court of

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Naomi Grossman

New 2026 enforcement outlook signals tougher expectations for corporate compliance

Enforcement risk is expanding, not narrowing. That is the headline message from Hogan Lovells’ Global Bribery, Investigations and

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Sara Henna Dahan

  • AI Act, AI Compliance, GDPR

Is Ireland setting the pace for AI governance in 2026?

Ireland has now moved from theory to infrastructure in AI regulation. With the publication of the General Scheme

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Naomi Grossman

  • AML, Annex I, FCA

Annexe I firms under fire: The FCA’s AML crackdown enters a new phase

For years, Annexe I firms have occupied the grey zone in UK financial regulation. Commercial lenders, money brokers,

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Naomi Grossman

Asset recovery is UK’s real AML test in 2026

The UK has spent years talking tough on dirty money. A new analysis suggests the results are still

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Sara Henna Dahan

The changing legal status of cryptocurrency under Australian law

For much of the last decade, cryptocurrency disputes in Australia sat awkwardly at the edges of the legal

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Nick Henderson-Mayo

  • Data Protection, DUAA, GDPR

DUAA Enters Its Next Phase. What do UK businesses need to know?

The UK’s data protection landscape has shifted. The next phase of the Data (Use and Access) Act 2025

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Naomi Grossman

Demonstrating compliance with Provision 29 of the UK Corporate Governance Code

From January 2026, boards of UK premium-listed companies will have to state, explicitly, whether their material internal controls

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Nick Henderson-Mayo

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