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Gavin Costelloe considers the CMA’s first disqualification order against a director of a company for a breach of competition law.

John Binns and Caroline Mair discuss the key provisions of the UK Anti-Money Laundering regime, a regime which has serious and wide-ranging implications for business. The authors provide a snapshot of those provisions and some practical guidance on how businesses might wish to approach their anti-money laundering responsibilities.

Gavin Costelloe considers the judgment in ERY v Associated Newspapers Limited.

Michael Drury and Julian Hayes explain why already repealed data retention legislation is still causing the UK Government a headache.

Michael Drury and Luke Clements consider the public response to the Investigatory Powers Act 2016 and the ensuing debate surrounding internet connection records.

To coincide with the American Bar Association’s annual White Collar Crime Institute held in March 2017 in Miami, attended by Michael Drury and Harry Travers, BCL produced the third edition of “LondonCalling”, an update on topical issues in corporate crime, investigations and regulation.

Michael Drury and Julian Hayes of BCL have authored the England and Wales chapter of Cybersecurity – Getting the Deal Through, published in February 2017.