A critical analysis of the UK’s legal data protection crisis, highlighting the failures of the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) and the urgent need for reforms to safeguard client confidentiality and restore public trust.
A call to action for comprehensive reforms within the UK legal system to combat negligence, data breaches, injustice, and greed. This article advocates for stronger regulatory oversight, enhanced powers for the SRA, ICO, and Legal Ombudsman, and a renewed commitment to ethical practices to restore public trust.
Examining the ethical obligations of UK solicitors to avoid conflicts of interest and maintain client confidentiality, with a focus on regulatory and case law guidance.
Analyzes the fiduciary duties owed to former clients, focusing on the landmark case Prince Jefri Bolkiah v. KPMG and its implications for legal ethics and professional standards.
Explore the intersection of legal ethics and digital innovation, highlighting the need for transparency and robust data security in the legal profession.