Our firm has been ranked Band 1 for its Group Litigation expertise in the Chambers and Partners UK Guide 2023. The guide notes that: “The team’s priority is getting detailed advice on the merits of a dispute at the outset so that the client can form and pursue a clear strategy.”
We are delighted to announce that our firm has been shortlisted for ‘Boutique Law Firm of the Year’ at the prestigious British Legal Awards 2022. Now in their 13th year, the honours are “the premier legal awards in the UK” and represent the best of the best within the UK’s legal
Tech News discussed the benefits of using a data breach solicitor, and how Keller Postman UK can help victims of data breaches. Read the article here.
Following the breach, the private and personal data of millions of Zoosk users was put up for sale on the dark web. In the wrong hands, this information could be used to carry out scams, financial fraud, romance fraud, and identity theft.
The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has reprimanded the Department of Health and Social Care (DHS) for its use of WhatsApp during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Partner and Head of Data Breach, Kingsley Hayes, highlights the pitfalls of automated decision making and explains the importance of GDPR compliance when relying on algorithms to make decisions. Kingsley’s article was published in ITNow, 17 May 2022, and can be found here. The relationship between artificial intelligence (AI) and the General
Computer Weekly published an article reporting on the Parasol umbrella company data breach in which cybercriminals accessed the personal information of contractors and employees.
Keller Lenkner UK (now KP Law) is delighted to be one of the Collective Redress Lawyers Association (CORLA) founding members.
We are extremely pleased to announce that Keller Lenkner UK (now KP Law) has been shortlisted in three categories at this year’s Modern Law Awards, Business Growth Award, Innovation of the Year and Boutique Law Firm of the Year. The Access Legal Modern Law Awards were first launched with the
Computer Weekly published an article reporting on the Parasol umbrella company data breach in which cybercriminals accessed the personal information of contractors and employees.