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23 October 2017

The EU-US Privacy Shield – One Year On and Still Going Strong

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30 August 2017

Block chain: Is the GDPR out of date already?

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29 August 2017

The Coroner’s decision is (almost always) final: the Court’s approach to judicial review of inquest proceedings

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07 August 2017

The special constitutional importance of judicial review may demand a distinctive approach to the recovery of litigation costs, but will the latest recommendations be taken forward?

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22 May 2017

Legal update: court is left unconvinced by ‘Purdah’ argument in judicial review proceedings

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24 April 2017

When can the High Court quash a police force’s crime-recording decision?

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20 April 2017

More to do on cyber-security: half of UK businesses suffer cyber-security breach

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12 April 2017

Further chinks in the armour? EU-US Privacy Shield and the concerns of MEPs

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09 March 2017

Budget 2017 – 35 “New” ways to tackle tax avoidance and evasion

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21 February 2017

High Court underlines the importance of independence and speed in handling complaints

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03 January 2017

To what extent is an appellate disciplinary tribunal entitled to interfere with a finding made by a panel of first instance when that finding is predicated on primarily hearsay evidence

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08 December 2016

What is the role of an investigator; should they make findings? A case summary

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The EU-US Privacy Shield – One Year On and Still Going Strong

Block chain: Is the GDPR out of date already?

The Coroner’s decision is (almost always) final: the Court’s approach to judicial review of inquest proceedings

The special constitutional importance of judicial review may demand a distinctive approach to the recovery of litigation costs, but will the latest recommendations be taken forward?

Legal update: court is left unconvinced by ‘Purdah’ argument in judicial review proceedings

When can the High Court quash a police force’s crime-recording decision?

More to do on cyber-security: half of UK businesses suffer cyber-security breach

Further chinks in the armour? EU-US Privacy Shield and the concerns of MEPs

Budget 2017 – 35 “New” ways to tackle tax avoidance and evasion

High Court underlines the importance of independence and speed in handling complaints

To what extent is an appellate disciplinary tribunal entitled to interfere with a finding made by a panel of first instance when that finding is predicated on primarily hearsay evidence

What is the role of an investigator; should they make findings? A case summary