30 December 2020 Insight Brexit EU-UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement: data protection and related aspects Following the EU-UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement signed in principle on 24 December, the UK has been given a four month window where the transmission of personal data from the EU to the UK will not be considered as a transfer to a “third country” under GDPR. Bookmark this page 4 min read
12 November 2020 Insight ICO shines new light on GDPR liability for cyber attack exposure A discussion of the GDPR data protection fines issued to BA and Marriott hotels. What lessons can be learned from these decisions? Bookmark this page 4 min read
GDPR Hub At Mills & Reeve we focus on the practical steps your organisation can take to get data protection compliance right. You can access key information about the GDPR by clicking on the link below. Read more
16 March 2021 News UK business owners are optimistic about the year ahead but need to get to grips with data and supply chains UK business owners are optimistic about the year ahead, with 86% planning on growing their business, introducing new products or moving into new markets, despite the impact of both Brexit and the COVID-19 pandemic. Bookmark this page 2 min read
25 January 2021 Insight The EU-UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement: what next for the technology sector? A post-Brexit trade deal – the Trade and Cooperation Agreement (the TCA), was finalised on 24 December. We consider some of the key implications for those in the technology sector, in goods, services, IP and research. Bookmark this page 6 min read
30 December 2020 Insight Brexit EU-UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement: data protection and related aspects Following the EU-UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement signed in principle on 24 December, the UK has been given a four month window where the transmission of personal data from the EU to the UK will not be considered as a transfer to a “third country” under GDPR. Bookmark this page 4 min read
18 December 2020 Insight The Online Safety Bill – plans to tackle online harms take shape This article discusses the proposed Online Safety Bill which aims to tackle illegal and harmful online content. It has the potential to impose fines and criminal liability on technology platforms that fail to takes steps to ensure a safe environment. Bookmark this page 5 min read