Michael Drury

25Nov2019

UK – US ELECTRONIC EVIDENCE TREATY: ONE STEP FORWARD, TWO STEPS BACK?

25th November 2019

Insights, Julian Hayes, Michael Drury, News & Insights, Regulatory

Written by Julian Hayes and Michael Drury. Published by The Times, Euronews and PrivSec Report.

5Nov2019

‘The ICO opinion of facial recognition technology’ Julian Hayes and Michael Drury

5th November 2019

Julian Hayes, Michael Drury, News, News & Insights

BCL partners Julian Hayes and Michael Drury speak to Data Protection Magazine on Facial Recognition Technology.

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

BCL Solicitors ‘Best Boutique or Regional Investigations Practice of the Year’ – GIR Awards

25th October 2019

Harry Travers, Michael Drury, News, News & Insights, Richard Sallybanks, Shaul Brazil

BCL Solicitors is thrilled to have been named “Best Boutique or Regional Investigations Practice of the Year” by the GIR Awards 2019.

10Oct2019

Transatlantic data sharing treaty – Julian Hayes and Michael Drury talk to The Times

10th October 2019

Cyber Crime, Data Protection, Julian Hayes, Michael Drury, News, Regulatory

BCL partners Michael Drury and Julian Hayes write for The Times on the new bilateral agreement between the UK and USA to obtain data from ESPs more quickly.

8Oct2019

US and UK Sign Crime Data Sharing Agreement – Michael Drury and Julian Hayes

8th October 2019

Julian Hayes, Michael Drury, News, News & Insights

BCL partners Michael Drury and Julian Hayes are quoted by InfoSecurity Magazine discussing the new bilateral agreement between the UK and USA to obtain data from ESPs more quickly.

7Oct2019

Zamira Hajiyeva’s UWO and extradition cases analysed by BCL’s Michael Drury and John Binns

7th October 2019

Extradition and Interpol, Financial Crime, John Binns, Michael Drury, News, News & Insights, Unexplained Wealth

BCL’s Michael Drury and John Binns discuss with Euronews the cases brought against Zamira Hajiyeva, whose cases were widely reported on for details such as a £16 million spending spree at Harrods and the ownership of a house worth £11 million in Knightsbridge.

17Sep2019

BCL’s Michael Drury and Natasha Sammy write for Getting The Deal Through – Government Investigations 2020

17th September 2019

FCA Investigations, Financial Crime, Michael Drury, Natasha Sammy, News, News & Insights, Regulatory

BCL’s Michael Drury and Natasha Sammy author the England and Wales chapter of Getting The Deal Through – Government Investigations 2020.

10Sep2019

Michael Drury and Julian Hayes discuss Facial Recognition Technology in Euronews article

10th September 2019

Cyber Crime, Data Protection, Julian Hayes, Michael Drury, News, News & Insights, Regulatory, Serious and General Crime

BCL partners, Michael Drury and Julian Hayes write for Euronews on facial recognition technology in the wake of a judge ruling that the South Wales Police’s use of the technology was lawful.

4Sep2019

facial recognition technology regulation lawyers

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

4th September 2019

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.

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