
Kingsley Hayes comments on TikTok’s ICO fine in the International Business Times and UK Tech News
Head of Data and Privacy Litigation, Kingsley Hayes, comments on how TikTok’s £12.7 million fine by the ICO represents a clear neglect to protect young

Head of Data and Privacy Litigation, Kingsley Hayes, comments on how TikTok’s £12.7 million fine by the ICO represents a clear neglect to protect young

An extra 475GB of Arnold Clark customer data has surfaced on the dark web. Learn what was exposed and how to join a group action for compensation now.

Explore FAQs about the Police Federation of England and Wales data breaches. Learn who was affected, what was exposed, and how to join a legal claim today.

Retired police officers may be owed compensation after the PFEW data breach. Check if your details were exposed and learn how to join a group action today.
The PFEW still does not believe that it owes affected members compensation for violating their data protection rights. We do not agree.

Get answers to key questions about the JD Sports data breach. Learn what was leaked, who’s affected, and how to join a legal claim for compensation today.

Associate solicitor in our Data Breach team, Bill Singer, has commented in Car Dealer Magazine detailing the extent and severity of Arnold Clark customer data which has

Eleanor Leedham discusses Stephen Bear’s sentencing and what it means for victims of image-based abuse seeking justice under current UK legal frameworks.

Partner and Head of Data and Privacy Litigation, Kingsley Hayes, examines the growing cybersecurity threat to UK businesses in light of The Guardian ransomware attack.

Former Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, Matt Hancock has found himself in the midst of yet another political scandal. This time relating to the deliberate leak of over 100,000 messages between Mr Hancock and other ministers and officials at the height of the Covid-19 pandemic.