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UK data breach litigation and the search for a sustainable claims model
Earlier this month the Supreme Court heard an appeal over whether a threshold of seriousness of harm applies to claims for damages following a data breach. Richard Breavington and Astrid Hardy consider the potential wider impact of the case.
Managing SARs and LADO investigations
Bethany Paliga and Claire Archibald provide a guide for schools on dealing with subject access requests and LADO investigations.
Redacted rights: When does Article 10 ECHR confer a right to information?
A three-judge panel of the Upper Tribunal (Lady Poole, UTJ Citron and UTJ Brewer) in Cruelty Free International v Information Commissioner & Home Office [2026] UKUT 328 (AAC) has held that Article 10 ECHR can, in narrow circumstances, confer a right to receive information from a public authority - but that this particular Appellant still cannot have any. Georgina Pein analyses the ruling.
What is AI Governance – and Why Does it Matter?
Artificial Intelligence is rapidly becoming part of everyday organisational life. It can help us draft documents, analyse information, automate routine tasks, identify patterns, support decision-making and find new ways of delivering services. But as organisations become increasingly comfortable asking “What can AI do for us?”, another question is becoming equally important, writes John McGlone.
Webinars
AI Can See Clearly Now 2026
Jennifer Thelen, Saara Idelbi and Nyasha Weinberg host a pre-recorded webinar on AI Generated Legal Correspondence.
Events
European Data Protection & Privacy Programme Management - DPO Ready - The Training Centre
23-11-2026
23-11-2026
Understanding GDPR Accountability and Conducting Data Protection Audits - Act Now
08-12-2026 10:00 am
08-12-2026 10:00 am
