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Collection and use of personal data: a guide for social landlords

Kuljit Bhogal, Matt Lewin, Ruchi Parekh and John Fitzsimons discuss issues related to the collection and use of personal data for social landlords. 

About the speakers

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Kuljit Bhogal

Cornerstone Barristers

Kuljit has a broad practice with particular specialisms in Local Government, Public Law and Judicial Review, Housing and the Court of Protection.

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Matt Lewin

Matt Lewin

Cornerstone Barristers

Matt is a public law barrister, whose clients range from government departments to parish councils.

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Ruchi Parekh

Ruchi Parekh

Cornerstone Barristers

Ruchi has a broad public law practice with particular expertise in planning, information, property and election law.

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John Fitzsimons

Cornerstone Barristers

John accepts instructions in all areas of Chambers' work. As such, his practice encompasses Administrative & Public law, Planning & Environmental law, Information law, Inquests & Inquiries, Court of Protection, Regulatory law, Licensing and Housing.

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