Keller Lenkner UK (now KP Law) has filed a Part 7 equal pay claim against Tesco on behalf of almost 2,000 employees. In a group action claim against the supermarket giant, Keller Lenkner UK is helping store workers make an equal pay claim against Tesco for failing to pay a comparable wage to employees working in its distribution centres.
We are delighted to announce that claimants represented by Keller Lenkner UK (now KP Law) have settled their High Court action against Ticketmaster.
We are extremely pleased to be shortlisted for Law Firm of the Year at this year’s LexisNexis Legal Awards.
Keller Lenkner UK (now KP Law) is representing thousands of Police Officers seeking compensation for the Police Federation’s failure to adequately protect their personal and sensitive data when the Police Federation Membership database experienced a cyber attack in 2019. On the 21st December 2021, Keller Lenkner UK served notice to the Police Federation over its intention to seek a Group
KP Law is representing thousands of Police Officers seeking compensation for the Police Federation’s failure to adequately protect their personal and sensitive data when the Police Federation Membership database experienced a cyber attack in 2019.
Head of Data Breach, Kingsley Hayes, highlights the importance of data security for charities, pointing to the recent fine imposed by the ICO on HIV Scotland, in Information Security Buzz.
Head of Data Breach, Kingsley Hayes, explores the future of PECR regulations following the Supreme Court’s decision in Lloyd v Google, in Global Data Review. Kingsley’s article was published in Global Data Review, 1 December 2021, and can be found here. Some journalists may have trailed it as a David and Goliath
Global Data Review published an article reporting on the Lloyd v Google judgment, including an analysis of the case and its implications on the future of data protection.
Information Security Buzz News published an article reporting on the Labour Party data breach, which revealed information regarding the Party’s members and supporters. Kingsley Hayes, Head of Data Breach, commented: “We do know that the privacy violation only affects a third party’s systems and that the Labour Party’s own data
Head of Data Breach, Kingsley Hayes, explores the impact of cybercrime in the finance sector, in Finance Digest. Kingsley’s article was published in Finance Digest, 27 October 2021, and can be found here.