Leah Grolman reviews the law behind class actions and ponders whether the pandemic will lead to a rash of such claims because of failures to make websites accessible, a problem exposed by the much greater use of digital services over the past few months.
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Darren Grayson Chng, in the second of a series, explores the background to forthcoming changes to the Singapore Personal Data Protection Act
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Simon Deane-Johns updates us on the CJEU's final judgment in the Denizbank contactless payments case and comments on the, to him, surprising outcomes.
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A team from Reed Smith summarise the effect of the California Privacy Rights Act which will come into force following an overwhelming vote for the new law by the Californian public.
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Darren Grayson Chng, in the first of a series, explores the background to forthcoming changes to the Singapore Personal Data Protection Act
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Kuan Hon reviews a book that attempts to lift the lid on the key concepts of cryptography.
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ICO says that the right of access is a fundamental right under data protection law.
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Marcus Pilgerstorfer QC, of 11 KBW, recounts how the proposed fine of £184m for the BA data breach has been whittled down to £20m announced last week.
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In a two part review, Quentin Tannock, a barrister at 4 Pump Court, surveys the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) Guidance on AI and Data Protection, identifying remaining challenges and those areas where further Artificial Intelligence related materials are anticipated.
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In our latest cybersecurity post, Peter Yapp suggests some practical steps that law firms should implement as cyber attacks against legal services providers become ever more prevalent.
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