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Ashfords LLP advised Craven Street Capital on acquisition of Kreston Reeves Financial Planning

Ashfords LLP has advised Craven Street Capital on its acquisition of Kreston Reeves Financial Planning (KRFP), the establishment of Craven Street Wealth and related debt facilities.

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Enforcement transparency – new guidance from the ICO

The Information Commissioner’s Office (‘ICO’) has released draft statutory guidance for public consultation dealing with its various enforcement and investigation powers, and when and how they will be applied. Comments on the draft were invited until the 12th November 2020.

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Responding to Data Breaches – recent cases show there’s a right way and a wrong way

In 2020, the Information Commissioner’s Office (‘ICO’) has delivered two significant decisions. Taken together they provide a comparison of the ICO’s enforcement powers in relation to significant data protection breaches.

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Changes to Product Standards and Marking – Practical Summary of Brexit Impact

The end of the Implementation Period for the EU-UK withdrawal agreement is fast approaching, and a ‘no-deal’ Brexit is becoming more likely. Therefore, on the 1st January 2021 there will be significant changes in product compliance and import regulations between the UK and EU and between Great Britain and Northern Ireland.

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Landmark Judgment on Inquests – Unlawful Killing verdict now on ‘balance of probabilities’

Landmark Judgment on Inquests: unlawful killing verdict now on ‘balance of probabilities’: Supreme Court fans the flames.

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Schrems II: privacy without a shield

With the recent ruling in Commissioner v Facebook Ireland Ltd and another (‘Schrems II’), organisations will have to reconsider how they handle data transfers from the UK to the USA.

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Covid-19 and Freedom of Information – Calm before the Storm?

The Freedom of Information Act is a powerful tool for the public and press to obtain access to data held by local authorities. Controversial issues with a significant profile are more likely to generate FOI requests relating to sensitive, personal, or commercially confidential information.

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As December approaches – do you need an EORI number to carry on trading with the EU in case of a...

If the United Kingdom leaves the European Union without a deal on 31st December 2020 then you will need to make sure you have a UK EORI number for your business to continue trading in the EU.

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Get a Head Start with Return to Work Procedures

As the government’s Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (CJRS) and other business support schemes reduce and cease over coming weeks and months, employers and senior management will be faced with a serious and significant task.

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Reopening your business? Do your terms protect you against key COVID-19 risks?

With many leisure and tourism businesses now allowed to reopen, there has been a focus on implementing Government and trade-association guidance on COVID-19 risk controls. The next step, is to mirror these practical steps, with robust COVID-19 specific terms and conditions.

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