Cyber Crime

16Jan2020

Era of self-regulation online is coming to an end – Michael Drury and Julian Hayes

16th January 2020

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

BCL partners Michael Drury and Julian Hayes write for The Times on potential regulations proposed by the government on platform providers to prevent online harms such as disinformation, and cyberstalking.

8Jan2020

Stablecoins and the potential of a global cryptocurrency – Hannah Raphael writes for Lexis Nexis

8th January 2020

Cyber Crime, Data Protection, Hannah Raphael, Insights, News & Insights

BCL senior associate Hannah Raphael’s latest cryptocurrency article has been published by LexisNexis, covering the potential launch of new digital cryptocurrencies called ‘Global Stablecoins’ and their potential impact.

19Dec2019

VIDEO: Julian Hayes on proposed Online Harms legislation and it’s impact on tech companies

19th December 2019

Cyber Crime, Data Protection, Insights, Julian Hayes, News & Insights

The second in our series of videos features BCL partner Julian Hayes discussing the many difficulties thrown up by proposed UK and EU online harms regulation facing tech companies over the next year.

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1Nov2019

Julian Hayes speaks at Legal Week Commercial Litigation & Arbitration Forum 2019

1st November 2019

Duncan Edgecombe

Cyber Crime, Financial Crime, Julian Hayes, News, Regulatory

BCL partner, Julian Hayes will be part of an esteemed panel of experts at Legal Week’s Commercial Litigation & Arbitration Forum on the 5th November 2019 in London.

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.

25Sep2019

Facial recognition technology in quasi-public spaces – Julian Hayes speaks to LexisNexis

25th September 2019

Cyber Crime, Data Protection, Julian Hayes, Legal guides, News & Insights

BCL partner, Julian Hayes discusses UK and EU law relevant to facial recognition technology (FRT) and how such law would apply if FRT were to be used within quasi- public spaces.

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.

11Apr2019

Michael Drury and Julian Hayes write for The Times on Government’s ‘Online Harms’ Regulation

11th April 2019

Corporate Crime, Cyber Crime, Julian Hayes, Michael Drury, News, News & Insights, Regulatory

BCL partners, Michael Drury and Julian Hayes write for The Times, discussing the fierce debate between regulation and free speech from the government’s recently published ‘Online Harms’ white paper.

29Mar2019

Facial Recognition Technology and Data Protection Law

29th March 2019

Andrew Watson, Cyber Crime, Data Protection, Insights, Julian Hayes, News & Insights, Regulatory, Serious and General Crime

Julian Hayes and Andrew Watson look at the legal framework around Facial Recognition Technology as set out in the Data Protection Act 2018.

18Mar2019

An update on the regulation of Cryptoassets

18th March 2019

Cyber Crime, Financial Crime, Hannah Raphael, Insights, News & Insights, Regulatory

Hannah Raphael discusses the UK’s policy and regulatory approach to cryptoassets.

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