United Kingdom: Privacy

BCL Solicitors' cyber security experts provide insights on major technology incidents and data protection concerns, including the global Microsoft-CrowdStrike outage, biometric payment systems in retail, and the UK government's proposed ransomware payment ban. Partner Julian Hayes offers legal perspectives on these emerging cybersecurity challenges affecting businesses and consumers.

The UK public sector is increasingly deploying AI chatbots to provide advice to vulnerable individuals, including carers of seriously ill relatives. While some guidance proves helpful, significant concerns are emerging about data protection compliance, legal accountability, and the ethical implications of using these systems without proper safeguards or due diligence.

BCL Partners Richard Reichman and John Binns have contributed to LexisNexis, examining the implications of section 250 of the Crime and Policing Act 2026 and whether the expansion of corporate criminal liability is likely to have the transformative effect many anticipate.

Lewis Silkin's comprehensive legal and regulatory information hub provides essential details about the firm's policies, procedures, and compliance frameworks. From accessibility standards and complaint procedures to modern slavery statements and privacy policies, this resource center addresses key operational and ethical considerations. How does a leading law firm balance transparency, regulatory compliance, and client service in its corporate governance?

The UK public sector is increasingly deploying AI chatbots to provide advice to vulnerable individuals, including carers of seriously ill relatives. While some guidance proves helpful, significant concerns are emerging about data protection compliance, legal accountability, and the ethical implications of using these systems without proper safeguards or due diligence.

BCL Partners Richard Reichman and John Binns have contributed to LexisNexis, examining the implications of section 250 of the Crime and Policing Act 2026 and whether the expansion of corporate criminal liability is likely to have the transformative effect many anticipate.