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Scottish arbitration chair to head global working group
Malone chairs experts on cybersecurity in international arbitration
Rural communities could lose out under broadband service scheme: Society
Response highlights effect on social inclusion and access to services
Data protection proposals unveiled by ministers
GDPR controls to be brought into UK law
Exam scripts are candidate's personal data, EU advocate general believes
Opinion in Irish case supports subject's data access request
Society publishes cybersecurity advice for solicitors
New guide sets out steps to help prevent attacks
Supreme Court adds to social media mix as Edinburgh hearings open
Instagram presence adds to Twitter, YouTube and website access
Businesses not ready for GDPR, survey reveals
Many yet to start planning, with one year to go
Woman photographed urinating on Trump estate loses data protection case
Sheriff holds only breach of law founded on did not cause distress
IT-driven change biggest cause of concern for law firms, survey finds
Global profession at "tipping point" through disruptive advances
No right to be forgotten over companies register data: CJEU
Court gives priority to protection of third parties
Society warns of new email scam targeting solicitors
"Secure" document attempts to elicit office password
Data Protection Act damages success against neighbours' "oppressive" CCTV
UK first claimed for case based on unlawful surveillance
ICO puts itself in the dock over data breaches
Watchdog upholds 14 complaints in four years, FOI request reveals
Artificial intelligence may better QCs' case prediction: Lord Chief Justice
Judge calls on profession to prepare for new means of procurement
General data retention unlawful, EU court rules
Judgment in Watson case calls UK legislation into question
Society's smartcard wins cyber award
Secure transaction facility named top innovation
Online platform for simple procedure delayed to new year
SCTS wants more time for user and security tests
Solicitors up with IT despite security worries, Society finds
Technology audit report launched at cyber conference
Artificial intelligence used to predict Human Rights Court decisions
University researchers achieve 79% accuracy through computer analysis
Tribunal finds human rights privacy breach by UK security agencies
Bulk data collection held illegal over many years
Damages ordered against police for unlawful data use
Tribunal awards £10,000 to former officer suspected of leak
Briggs proposes move towards online courts for England & Wales
Internet service proposed for money disputes up to £25,000
Scots law firms targeted with bogus conveyancing emails: Society
Alert issued over malware in "Linda McNair" messages
Strict rules needed for general data retention: Advocate General
Opinion covering UK Act proposes five conditions to be met