News

25May2021

Police use of biometric technology – Julian Hayes and Andrew Watson write for Police Professional

25th May 2021

Andrew Watson, Cybercrime and Online Safety, Data Protection, Julian Hayes, News, News & Insights

BCL partner Julian Hayes and legal assistant Andrew Watson’s article examining the critical balance between human rights, privacy and the use of biometric technology by the police has been published in Police Professional.

20May2021

Money laundering in 2021: John Binns speaks for LexisNexis webinar

20th May 2021

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

BCL partner John Binns speaks on AML regulation and enforcement in the recent ‘Money laundering in 2021’ webinar from LexisNexis.

20May2021

COVID Status Certificates – Julian Hayes writes for Global Banking & Finance Review

20th May 2021

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Data Protection, Julian Hayes, News, News & Insights

BCL partner Julian Hayes’s article ‘COVID Status Certificates – A Passport to Freedom?’ has been published by Global Banking & Finance Review, discussing the potential introduction of time-limited COVID-status certification to help reopen the economy and society, reduce restrictions on social contact, and improve safety.

20May2021

Umar Azmeh speaks on sentencing in House of Lords webinar

20th May 2021

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News, News & Insights, Umar Azmeh

BCL associate Umar Azmeh spoke at a cross-party webinar for peers in the House of Lords on sentencing, hosted by the Right Reverend Rachel Treweek, Bishop of Gloucester and Anglican Bishop for HM Prisons in England and Wales.

19May2021

Online Harms – Damned if They Do, Damned if They Don’t? Greta Barkle and Guevara Leacock write for InfoSecurity

19th May 2021

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Greta Barkle, Guevara Leacock, News, News & Insights

BCL associate Greta Barkle and legal assistant Guevara Leacock‘s article, analysing the long-awaited Online safety Bill, has been published by InfoSecuriy.

18May2021

The Online Safety Bill – does it go far enough? Greta Barkle and Guevara Leacock write for The Barrister

18th May 2021

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Greta Barkle, Guevara Leacock, News, News & Insights

BCL associate Greta Barkle and legal assistant Guevara Leacock analyse the long-awaited Online safety Bill for The Barrister Magazine.

18May2021

What does the Serco trial collapse mean for Deferred Prosecution Agreements? Harry Travers and Alex Swan write for Fraud Intelligence

18th May 2021

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Alex Swan, Harry Travers, News, News & Insights

BCL partner Harry Travers and senior associate Alex Swan‘s article ‘What does the Serco trial collapse mean for Deferred Prosecution Agreements?’ has been published by Fraud Intelligence.

14May2021

Algorithmic policing – “Trust is a must, not a nice to have” Julian Hayes and Suzanne Gallagher write for Global Data Review

14th May 2021

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Cybercrime and Online Safety, News, News & Insights, Suzanne Gallagher

BCL partner Julian Hayes and associate Suzanne Gallagher’s article ‘Algorithmic policing – “Trust is a must, not a nice to have”‘ has been published by Global Data Review.

13May2021

Hygiene Emergency Prohibition Notices: Suzanne Gallagher writes for Cleaning Hygiene Today and CLH News

13th May 2021

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Food Safety & Hygiene, News, News & Insights, Suzanne Gallagher

BCL associate Suzanne Gallagher‘s article ‘You received a Hygiene Emergency Prohibition Notice: what to do next’ has been published by Cleaning Hygiene today and Caterer Licensee Hotelier News.

10May2021

Richard Sallybanks and Umar Azmeh write for The Law Society Gazette – Is the FCA flexing its muscles as prosecutor?

10th May 2021

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FCA Investigations, News, News & Insights, Richard Sallybanks, Umar Azmeh

BCL partner Richard Sallybanks and associate Umar Azmeh’s article ‘Is the FCA flexing its muscles as prosecutor?‘ has been published by The Law Society Gazette.