Kingsley Hayes examines data violations in the health sector
Head of Data Breach Kingsley Hayes comments on recent statistics that reveal the health sector as reporting the highest number of data violations, in Legal
July 15, 2021
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Head of Data Breach Kingsley Hayes comments on recent statistics that reveal the health sector as reporting the highest number of data violations, in Legal
Partner Kingsley Hayes discusses the legal obstacles the NHS will need to overcome before it uses algorithmic decision making to tackle record waiting list backlogs, in
Ben Rees, Technical Director of the Investment Fraud & Mis-selling group, discusses the implications of a landmark Supreme Court ruling which may open floodgates to professional
Partner Mark Kenkre explores the future of the UK investment crowdfunding marketplace, following the recent Financial Ombudsman Service Crowdcube mis-selling judgement, in Legal Futures. Mark’s article was published
Grant Thornton has recently been ordered to pay £13.4 million in damages to the Manchester Building Society after seven Supreme Court justices found that the
Blog posted by Mark Kenkre, partner and head of the investment fraud and mis-selling group Crowdfunding can be an attractive prospect for investors looking for high
Partner Mark Kenkre examines how the recent FOS (Financial Ombudsman Service) judgment could pave the way for further complaints from investors who invest via platforms such
Partner Guy Robson comments in Insurance Insider in relation to Zurich, AXA XL and other insurers agreeing to pay in D&O claims over VW ‘Dieselgate’ scandal.
Partner Mark Kenkre discusses how Credit Suisse is now facing significant litigation from investors who have lost billions, after having made bold claims about the financial strength of Greensill capital, in Professional Wealth Management.
Partner Mark Kenkre discusses how the recent Court of Appeal decision for consumer protection is ground-breaking, with the CoA clarifying that SIPP providers must shoulder responsibility for dealing with unregulated introducers, in The Law Society Gazette.
474 British police officers have recently issued a compensation claim in the High Court against Paymaster 1836, the pensions part of Equiniti Group, which provides pensions services
Andrew Nugent Smith, Managing Director, comments in Business Leader in relation to Addison Lee and the latest gig economy ruling. “This is the latest in a long