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| November/December 2024Volume 13, Issue 6
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US DOJ says Google must sell Chrome to end monopoly
Irish Data Protection Commission fines LinkedIn Ireland €310 million
UK imposes sanctions on three alleged kleptocrats
Official guidance published on new UK offence of failure to prevent fraud Articles 
Environmental compliance - human rights and the right to access environmental information - Liz Fitzsimons, Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
"Reasonable cause to suspect" - what does it mean? Two key judgments on sanctions compliance - Paul Henty, Beale & Co
The duty to prevent sexual harassment at work: reasonable or not? - Kim Sartin, Lauren French and Melissa Chan, Baker McKenzie LLP |  |  | 
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| September/October 2024Volume 13, Issue 5
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Irish Data Protection Commission fines Meta Ireland €91 millionFans look back in anger as CMA investigates sale of Oasis ticketsPresident of European Commission reveals (almost) gender-balanced teamWorkplace banter or sexual harassment?   Articles 
The AI Act: Perspectives on risk and compliance - Barry Scannell, William Fry LLPNew government, new employment legislation: a look ahead to the Employment Rights Bill - Matthew Berridge and Oliver Shepley, Baker McKenzie LLP#Proceeds of crime in the supply chain: The saga of The World Uyghur Congress v The National Crime Agency - John Hartley, Primas Law |  |  
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| July/August 2024Volume 13, Issue 4
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UK ruling on money laundering in modern slavery supply chains
Water companies face legal challenges after landmark UK pollution ruling
Meta accedes to regulators' requests to pause plans to train AI with user data
Steep fines for unsafe water working Articles 
Regulatory investigations by the UK ICO Part 3: Financial penalties - Liz Fitzsimons and Heather Farrell-Boote, Eversheds Sutherland LLP
Under the microscope: Managing non-financial misconduct in a regulated environment - Lorren Martin and John Bracken, Baker & McKenzie LLP
Using AI to make or influence workplace decisions, legal considerations and mitigating risk - Moira Campbell, Fieldfisher LLP |  |  
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| May/June 2024Volume 13, Issue 3
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UK regulators fine CGML £61.7m for controls and systems failures
PSNI fined for breach that exposed personal data of entire workforce
Media regulator considering fining GB News over PM Q&A programme
TikTok suspends rewards service under threat of EU ban Articles 
The EU AML Package: an insight into the newly-adopted EU provisions - John Hartley, Primas Law LLP
Regulatory investigations by the UK ICO Part 2: procedural steps and preventive measures - Liz Fitzsimons, Eversheds Sutherland LLP
Disability discrimination in UK recruitment and the impact of AI - Morven Ross, Baker McKenzie LLP |  |  
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| March/April 2024Volume 13, Issue 2
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ECHR landmark case rules inaction on climate breaches human rights
EU anti-trust case lands Apple with deterrent fine of €1.8bn
UK Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act
Migrant workers at greater risk of modern slavery after Brexit Articles 
Regulatory investigations by the UK ICO Part 1: what to expect and how best to respond - Liz Fitzsimons, Eversheds Sutherland International LLP
The UK Digital Markets, Competition & Consumers Bill: should businesses reasses their approach to compliance with consumer laws? - Felicity Forward and Matt Ward, Shoosmiths LLP
UK holiday leave and pay: 2024 update requirement - Mark Linnane and Anna Youngs, Fieldfisher LLP |  |  |  | 
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