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Data Protection Act 2018
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The Landlord Law Blog
Landlords, online security and your data protection duties
Online security is not perhaps the first thing that most landlords will think about when managing their properties, but it is important. For example, you will normally hold the following…
Internet Newsletter for Lawyers
Smart glasses at work: why policy has to move before the first dispute
In August, HM Courts and Tribunals Service banned Meta’s smart glasses from every criminal, civil and family court building in England and Wales. Security staff now confiscate the devices on…
Privacy Matters
UK: Scottish courts reaffirm threshold for GDPR damages claims
The UK GDPR establishes a robust framework for the protection of personal data, requiring organisations to give due regard to individuals' data protection rights. Importantly, it recognises that the consequences…
Arnold & Porter: News & Perspectives
Data Protection Update: What In-House Counsel, HR, and Compliance Professionals Need to Know When Dealing With Employees in the UK
We are pleased to invite you to an update webinar on data protection when dealing with employees, covering a raft of recent changes, including The Data (Use and Access) Act…
Connect on Tech
ICO updates data protection complaints framework
By Alice Brunning Vinod Bange, Sonal Okhade, Benjamin Slinn
On 19 June 2026, Section 103 of the Data (Use and Access) Act 2025 (“DUAA“) came into force, inserting the new statutory “right to complain” into Section 164A and 164B…
Amber Hawk
Is the Land Registry misusing the right of access exemption?
By Publisher
This blog should be of interest to any reader who owns a freehold or a leasehold property (of over seven years duration) and wants to check their details at…
SourcingSpeak
UK Data Protection Reform: New Complaints-Handling Duties Take Effect
By Steven Farmer, Scott Morton, Mark Booth, Samson Verebes
As of June 19, 2026, the Data (Use and Access) Act 2025 (DUAA) has brought into force new complaints-handling requirements for controllers under the UK data protection regime. (See our…
Privacy Matters
UK: New complaints handling rules under DUAA take effect on 19 June 2026 – are you ready?
By Rachel de Souza, Alexa Smith, Jamie Sanderson
The Data (Use and Access) Act 2025 ("DUAA"), introduces a new statutory requirement for all controllers, with no exceptions, to implement a formal process to handle data protection complaints by 19 June…
Privacy Matters
UK: Protecting Children Online – A Changing Regulatory Landscape
By Rachel de Souza, Laura Dobson
The protection of children online, including the safeguarding of their personal data, has emerged as a key regulatory focus in the UK, with the Government facing sustained pressure to address…
Employment Law Blog
“Recruitment Rewired”: what employers need to know about automated recruitment
On 31 March 2026, the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) published its Report, “Recruitment Rewired: an update on the ICO’s work on the fair and responsible use of automation in recruitment”, setting out…