United Kingdom: Privacy

As artificial intelligence adoption accelerates across organizations, establishing robust governance frameworks becomes critical to managing risk and preventing future litigation. This comprehensive guide outlines ten essential building blocks for companies beginning their AI governance journey, from maintaining AI inventories and defining ethical boundaries to ensuring vendor transparency and implementing human oversight for high-risk decisions.

Since the announcement of Anthropic's Claude Mythos Preview (Mythos), and more recently OpenAI's Daybreak, AI and cyber security has become the latest (of many, many, many) AI hot topics.

The last panel session of GALA 2026 brought together speakers from Germany, Poland, India, Colombia, Mexico and the United States to cover a remarkably wide range of regulatory and legal developments...

Starting June 19, UK data protection law introduces a mandatory requirement for organisations to establish internal complaint procedures before individuals can escalate issues to the Information Commissioner's Office. This procedural shift aims to reduce the ICO's complaint backlog while placing greater responsibility...

A family law expert examines the 2026 case of SL v SM [2026] EWFC 109, exploring the critical legal principles around mental capacity to divorce and the application of the Mental Capacity Act 2005. The judgment provides essential guidance on how courts assess decision-making capacity in matrimonial proceedings.

European and UK regulators are implementing sweeping changes to online subscription practices that will fundamentally reshape how businesses handle consumer contracts and cancellations.