Data and Privacy
AI governance among top data law trends shaping business strategies, study shows
New Freshfields report outlines key data law changes that companies must adapt to
Disruption and the digital age: key business and legal challenges impacting the entertainment and media industry
In the first of a two-part series, members of Van Bael & Bellis’s digital counselling practice examine some of the key issues impacting the entertainment and media industry, and consider what businesses can do to navigate these challenges
Brick Court Chambers investigating ‘potential cyber incident’
Top commercial set said to have been targeted by Medusa cyber gang
Macau’s proactive data protection rights for luxury brands
Local lawyer Bruno Nunes explains that luxury brands operating in Macau often overlook crucial data privacy regulations, which can result in significant fines
Lawyers react to EU digital markets probe into Apple, Alphabet and Meta
Investigations stem from the EU’s new Digital Markets Act, introduced to curb dominance of tech giants
Cyber risk: law firms left carrying reputational can
Law firms must ensure their supply chains are resilient amid growth in cyber incidents, writes Alvarez & Marsal’s Lorenzo Grillo
Travers Smith to lead review into NatWest’s handling of Nigel Farage account closure
Law firm will examine decision to shut former MEP’s Coutts private bank account and potential GDPR breaches
Cyberattack on American Bar Association sees 1.5m member accounts hacked
ABA alerts members to theft of usernames and coded passwords after March incident
The Global Legal Post launches Artificial Intelligence comparative law guide
Law Over Borders guide will help businesses navigate international laws and guidelines at inflection point for technology
Fixing a hole – the rise and rise of Cyber Essentials
The UK government's cyber security scheme is becoming the de-facto standard, explains 3Kites' Paul Longhurst
Complex EU data rules hindering data-driven business models, survey finds
Some 63% of GCs say data regulation is too confusing, according to Osborne Clarke and ECLA study
Cybersecurity experts say law firms need to act more proactively on cyber risk
Threats such as ransomware attacks are getting more sophisticated, according to SecurityHQ
Simmons & Simmons to launch first US office in Silicon Valley
City firm has recruited Osborne Clarke's former local managing partner to spearhead new office
Baker McKenzie hires Cyrus Vance to chair global cybersecurity practice
Vance's third term as Manhattan district attorney wrapped up in December
Almost a third of global companies expect disputes to increase in 2022, study finds
Covid and Cybersecurity-related rifts seen as biggest threats, Baker McKenzie report shows
Global hospitality and travel industry adjusts to legal realities of Covid-19
Contracting issues and employment law concerns top of in-house agenda, according to a Luxury Law Alliance and Barnes & Thornburg roundtable
Innovation and opportunity: the UK’s National AI Strategy in review
Vision for innovation leaves unanswered questions concerning liability and ethical AI, writes a team from CMS, Holistic AI and UCL
Businesses prepare for 'new era of public scrutiny' amid spike in investigations, survey finds
FTI Consulting's Resilience Barometer identifies cybersecurity threats, class actions and workplace culture as areas of concern for businesses
UK and US corporates lack budgets to maintain regulatory compliance, study finds
Law firms, however, are better resourced than last year to help clients manage regulatory change, Integreon report shows
'Never compromise your values' - 10 golden rules for reputation management
Law firm leaders are rarely thanked for their handling of a crisis, but doing it well can build credibility like little else, argues Michael Evans
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