Lewis Crofts reports on Facebook and the ever increasing number of government and state investigators that surround it.
Michael Burd, partner and chair at Lewis Silkin LLP, discusses gender pay gap reporting.
Allison Wooddisse considers what is on the horizon in relation to data protection for 2018, and what should be top of your to-do list right now on your journey to GDPR readiness.
Lewis Crofts argues that binding corporate rules is a sensible precaution for corporations seeking to mitigate the risks associated with data flows beyond Europe’s borders.
Pearl Moses looks at the main changes the SRA is proposing in the revised SRA handbook, and how they may provide opportunities for in-house lawyers.
Charles Hawtin reviews the SRA claims data findings and asks whether the data proves PII premiums are too high.
Paul Bennett explains the rules in relation to providing a banking facility for clients.
Timothy Hill provides an overview of the potential implications of the Investigatory Powers Bill on legal professional privilege.
If you see clients outside your office - for example, in their home or workplace - you will need to update your terms of business and client care letter.
