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How social media platforms have turbocharged investment fraud

Action Fraud has reported that in a 12 month period, 5,039 reports of investment fraud referenced a social media platform, with 44.7 percent of such reports relating to cryptocurrency scams. Instagram was referenced in 35.2 percent of reports, followed by Facebook, which was mentioned in 18.4 per cent of investment fraud cases.

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Kingsley Hayes discusses the impact of NHS data sharing

Head of Data Breach, Kingsley Hayes, explores the impact of NHS data sharing on privacy rights, in The Barrister. Kingsley’s article was published, in print, in this quarter’s edition of The Barrister. Among the many lessons to be learned from the Covid-19 pandemic is the inextricable link between health and data:

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KP Law shortlisted in prestigious awards

Group action and multi-claimant firm Keller Lenkner UK (now KP Law) has been shortlisted for three industry awards just two years after the firm opened its doors. The practice launched in the UK in April 2019 and has been shortlisted for Disputes Boutique Firm of the Year in the Lawyer

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Star of who dares wins raises awareness of military pensions scandal

Ex UK Special Forces soldier, and star of Channel 4’s SAS: Who Dares Wins, Ollie Ollerton is working with Keller Lenkner UK to raise awareness of military pensions mis-selling. Specialists at the multi-claimant firm believe that 3,600 former military personnel may have been affected and could have lost thousands of

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Kingsley Hayes comments on the second MoD data breach

Computer Weekly published an article reporting on the second MoD data breach to potentially compromise the safety of Afghans, which revealed the names and email addresses of those who may be eligible to relocate to the UK. Kingsley Hayes, Head of Data Breach, commented: “The Ministry of Defence has launched an

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Kingsley Hayes explores the impact of NHS data sharing on privacy rights

Head of Data Breach, Kingsley Hayes, explores the impact of NHS data sharing on privacy rights, in AI Business. Kingsley’s article was published AI Business, 16 September 2021, and can be found here. The enduring link between health and data has saved thousands of lives during the pandemic. But the history of

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