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.
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.
Julian Hayes and Andrew Watson look at the legal framework around Facial Recognition Technology as set out in the Data Protection Act 2018.
Hannah Raphael discusses the UK’s policy and regulatory approach to cryptoassets.
BCL Partners, Michael Drury and Julian Hayes author the England & Wales chapter of Getting The Deal Through – ‘Cybersecurity 2019’
BCL Solicitor Hannah Raphael and Employed Barrister Jonathan Flynn take a closer look at the changing landscape of cryptocurrency regulation in UK.
Julian Hayes and Harvey Briggs examine the legal position regarding “active defence” in response to ransomware attacks, and consider the pros and cons of possible legislative changes.