Anoushka Warlow, Partner and Associate, Amelia Clegg share their perspectives, six months on from the introduction of the “failure to prevent fraud” (FTPF) offence...

BCL associate Daniel Jackson's article 'Clarity and transparency now provided for the sentencing of offenders with mental disorders,...

The last decade or so has seen the job of detecting financial crime in the UK increasingly outsourced to businesses and professionals in the private sector.

BCL partner John Binns has been featured in an article from ‘Move Your Money' discussing regulators' warnings against financial institutions ...

It is a pernicious feature of sanctions laws that they affect far more people than they target.

Two pieces of UK legislation – the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 (POCA), as amended in 2017, and the Sanctions and Anti-Money Laundering Act 2018 (SAMLA) – now include provisions inspired by ...

BCL associate Umar Azmeh's case comment on Overwhelming supervening act: R v Grant (Tony Lee) [2021] EWCA Crim. 1243 has been published in the latest edition of the Criminal Law Review.

Today, in a seminal judgment handed down in relation to a claim for judicial review brought by Mr Edward Bri.dges, the High Court ruled that the South Wales Police use of live facial recognition technology

Understanding how websites use cookies is essential for managing your online privacy and personalizing your browsing experience. This policy explains the types of cookies deployed, their purposes...

BCL partner Tom McNeill writes for Construction News providing practical guidance on the considerations for responding to construction incidents resulting in fatalities...

The Government's much anticipated response to the Online Harms White Paper consultation has finally been released but those seeking clarity at this stage may be left...

BCL partner, John Binns talks to The Times about the difficult process of collecting assets from the Assad regime after the family of murdered journalist, Marie Colvin were awarded $302 million in damages.

Join experts from BCL Solicitors for an informative session surrounding corporate investigations and recent developments within the industry.

BCL partners Michael Drury and Julian Hayes write for The Times on the new bilateral agreement between the UK and USA to obtain data from ESPs more quickly.

BCL partner Julian Hayes and Associate Greta Barkle's article titled ‘Infodemic – Tackling COVID-19 online disinformation' has been published by Open Access Government.

BCL partners Julian Hayes and Michael Drury speak to Data Protection Magazine on Facial Recognition Technology.

The imminent Leveson review highlights critical systemic issues in the criminal justice system, calling for urgent action...

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The National Security (State Threats) Bill 2026, introduced to Parliament on 9 June, grants the Home Secretary new powers under the National Security Act 2023 to designate bodies involved in foreign power threat activity.

When the Assisted Dying Bill is reviewed in the House of Lords this autumn a key question will be whether to amend the provision excluding assisted deaths from automatic coroner's investigation.