From 19 June 2026, organisations must comply with new requirements under the Data (Use and Access) Act 2025 for handling data protection complaints. The legislation introduces a clearer statutory framework for dealing with complaints from individuals who believe an organisation has failed to meet its obligations under UK data protection law. Organisations will need to:… Read more »
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The EU AI Act: What it means for your documentation workload
On 2 August 2026, the EU AI Act’s main enforcement phase begins. For organisations developing or deploying AI systems in the European market, documentation is a legal requirement. Here’s what it might mean to your workload. Does it apply to you? The Act applies to both providers and deployers Providers are organisations that build AI systems… Read more »
Is legalese a good or bad way to communicate?
The Leveson Inquiry has provided a number of examples of how lawyers and judges communicate. The report, written by Lord Justice Leveson, was praised by The Guardian yesterday for its clarity: Longer than Harry Potter, shorter than Proust, denser than Tolstoy. Brian Leveson’s report thumped into the world at just under 2,000 pages and just… Read more »