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Data protection damages: Equiniti in the Court of Appeal
The Court of Appeal recently heard an appeal from an order striking out most of the individual claims in a collective action arising from a data breach. Robin Hopkins analyses a landmark ruling.
From Wikimedia to the wider web: What the High Court’s judgment means for the Online Safety Act 2023
George McLellan, Christopher Watkins and Oliver Dickie provide an update on the recent High Court judgment regarding Wikimedia's challenge of the Online Safety Act, and what the decision means for the public.
FOI is a collateral attack on enforcement
Roderick Morton examines the outcome of a recent First-tier Tribunal case where a planning consultant sought information about a local authority’s handling of planning enforcement.
Supreme Court clarifies cumulative approach to qualified exemptions under FOIA
Charlotte Smith assesses the likely impact of a recent Supreme Court ruling on the aggregation of public interest arguments when applying exemptions under the Freedom of Information Act 2000.
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Data Protection Essentials
The Hugh James team provide a guide of need-to-know information about the field of Data Protection law.
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The interpretation of teaching regulation legislation
Leon Glenister reports on a successful defence to a judicial review challenging the established interpretation of teaching regulation legislation.
Facial recognition in schools
The Information Commissioner’s Office recently reprimanded a school for using facial recognition technology without carrying out a data protection impact assessment. Ibrahim Hasan looks at the ICO’s decision.
The King’s Speech: What now for AI regulation and Data Protection reform?
Ibrahim Hasan assesses the Labour Government’s proposed reforms in the AI and data protection fields.
Disclosure of information and immunity from suit
A High Court judge recently allowed an appeal against the striking out of a claim against a police force and the CPS which had claimed immunity from suit. Jon Baines explains why.
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