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UK data protection litigation — a burgeoning market that needs rebalancing

Published on 20th Sep 2021

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Ashley Hurst, Partner, and Jamie Halpin, Senior Associate, with Osborne Clarke, explore the boom in data protection litigation in the UK.

This article was first published in the Privacy & Data Protection Journal (vol. 21, issue 8) and is reproduced with permission, please see the article below:

UK data protection litigation - a burgeoning market that needs rebalancing

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