Insights

6Nov2019

Sanctions: Magnitsky Laws in the UK

6th November 2019

Insights, John Binns, News & Insights, Sanctions and Export Controls

BCL partner John Binns writes part four of his article series, ‘Sanctions and Brexit’. Read part one here, titled ‘Sanctions and Brexit: Changes Coming to UK Sanctions Laws – Deal or No Deal’.

30Oct2019

Julian Hayes & Michael Drury author UK chapter of Market Intelligence: Privacy & Cybersecurity 2019

30th October 2019

Duncan Edgecombe

Insights, Julian Hayes, Michael Drury, News

BCL partners, Julian Hayes and Michael Drury explain the legal developments within privacy and cybersecurity in the UK over the last year in Lexology/GTDT’s publication Market Intelligence: Privacy & Cybersecurity.

25Oct2019

Sanctions Compliance: A challenge for us all

25th October 2019

Charlie Smith

Insights, John Binns, News & Insights

Partner John Binns writes the third in his series on Sanctions. Read part one here, titled ‘Sanctions and Brexit: Changes Coming to UK Sanctions Laws – Deal or No Deal’.

24Oct2019

Sanctions and Brexit: UK Sanctions Framework Flowchart

24th October 2019

Charlie Smith

Insights, John Binns, News & Insights, Sanctions and Export Controls

BCL partner John Binns gives a visual overview of how sanctions are made and reviewed, as part of his ‘Sanctions and Brexit’ series of articles.

23Oct2019

Sanctions and Brexit: Changes Coming to UK Sanctions Laws – Deal or No Deal

23rd October 2019

Charlie Smith

Insights, International Criminal Law, John Binns, News & Insights, Regulatory, Sanctions and Export Controls

The first in a new series of sanctions guides from BCL partner John Binns. Check back soon for more or follow us on Linkedin to stay updated.

22Oct2019

UK and US intervene in Greek Corruption Trial

22nd October 2019

Charlie Smith

Insights, Jonathan Flynn, News & Insights, Shaul Brazil

BCL partner, Shaul Brazil, associate, Jonathan Flynn, and Ovis Namias of Namias Law in Athens discuss the DOJ’s and SFO’s intervention in a major corruption trial in Greece in which their client, John Dougall, was acquitted.

4Sep2019

facial recognition technology regulation lawyers

High Court responds to first legal challenge of the use of live facial recognition technology

4th September 2019

Charlie Smith

Insights, Judicial Review, Julian Hayes, Michael Drury, News, News & Insights, Regulatory, Surveillance and Interception

BCL partners, Julian Hayes and Michael Drury assess the key findings of the High Court’s judgment in R (on the application of Bridges) v Chief Constable of South Wales Police.

2Sep2019

The UK’s anti money laundering laws post Brexit

2nd September 2019

Charlie Smith

Anti-Money Laundering, Insights, John Binns, News & Insights

BCL Partner, John Binns considers the potential impact of Brexit on the UK’s anti-money laundering laws. This article was originally published by Open Access Government on 29th August 2019. You can the full version on their website.

16Aug2019