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Managing Director, Andrew Nugent Smith, comments in The Law Society Gazette on the UK’s growing group action litigation market. The Law Society Gazette published an article exploring
Kingsley Hayes, Head of Data Breach, discusses the increasing frequency and severity of ransomware attacks, in Fraud Intelligence. Kingsley’s article was published in Fraud Intelligence, 21 July 2021.
Managing Director Andrew Nugent Smith discusses the modern group action litigation landscape and the newly established firms that thrive in it, in Lawyer Monthly. Andrew’s
Partner Mark Kenkre examines whether Google’s additional measures to protect users and legitimate advertisers go far enough to prevent investment fraud and mis-selling on its platform, in
Partner Mark Kenkre explores the future of the UK investment crowdfunding marketplace, following the Financial Ombudsman Service Crowdcube mis-selling judgement, in What Investment. Mark’s article was published in
Group action and multi-claimant firm Keller Lenkner UK (now KP Law) has recently filed equal pay claims against Tesco following the European Union’s highest court
Partner Guy Robson considers the implications of VW Group’s €270m D&O payment and what it means for ‘Dieselgate’ D&O coverage, in Insurance Post. Guy’s article
Managing Director Andrew Nugent Smith explores what it means to be a modern lawyer and the power of New Law, in Solicitors Journal. Andrew’s article
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