Cordery’s Jonathan Armstrong will be speaking at the 21st Annual Compliance and Ethics Institute in Phoenix, Arizona on Monday 17 October 2022. He will be talking about the winners and losers in compliance in the last 12 months and he will be joined again by Mary Shirley and Kris Robidoux. You can find out more Read more »
TechLaw10: Eric Sinrod & Jonathan Armstrong on the Effects of the War in Ukraine
In this edition of TechLaw10 Cordery’s Jonathan Armstrong talks to Professor Eric Sinrod from his home in California. They pick up on a topic from their last film and take a look at the cybersecurity aspects of Russia’s attack on Ukraine. How has the war played out so far? Who are the winners & losers? Read more »
Client Alert: Ransomware – To Pay or Not to Pay?
We first published this alert in June 2021 and have updated it to take into account recent developments. Introduction A significant amount of our work at Cordery in the two or there years has been helping clients deal with ransomware attacks. It’s never a pleasant experience. We’ve set out some of our thoughts on the Read more »
Further 14 UK Sanctions on Russia
What is this about? The UK has imposed yet more sanctions on Russian individuals. This article is a very brief look at this development. What are the latest additional UK sanctions concerning Russia? Under the UK sanctions regime (for more about this see the What is the UK sanctions regime? section of our article here Read more »
Additional 65 UK Sanctions on Russia
What is this about? The UK has imposed additional sanctions on Russia. This article is a brief look at this development. What is the UK sanctions regime? The UK put legislation in place some time ago to be able to deal post-Brexit with sanctions under the Sanctions and Anti-Money Laundering Act 2018 (“SAMLA 2018”). The Read more »
UK Economic Crime (Transparency & Enforcement) Act 2022 and Latest UK Sanctions & Measures on Russia and Belarus
What is this about? Fast-tracked with lightning speed (in light of events in Ukraine) the UK has introduced new legislation which improves transparency concerning foreign ownership of UK property, reinforces the so-called UK Unexplained Wealth Orders regime, and broadens the UK sanctions regime. This new law is called the Economic Crime (Transparency & Enforcement) Act Read more »
SCCE Compliance & Ethics blog – André Bywater on UK sanctions on Russia
André Bywater has written a guest article for the SCCE Compliance & Ethics blog on UK sanctions on Russia. André provides an overview of the sanctions that the UK has imposed on Russia (which continue to evolve) along with some compliance thoughts for organisations about actions that they should consider doing. André’s blog can be Read more »
Further UK Sanctions on Russia
What is this about? The UK has imposed further sanctions on Russia. This article is a brief look at this development. What is the UK sanctions regime? The UK put legislation in place some time ago to be able to deal post-Brexit with sanctions under the Sanctions and Anti-Money Laundering Act 2018 (SAMLA 2018). The Read more »
Client Alert: The Effects of War on Cyber Security & GDPR
Introduction When I sat down with Eric Sinrod to look at our predictions for technology law in 2022, I looked at the possibility of conflict and how that might spill over to put businesses of all shapes and sizes at risk. You can watch that film here www.bit.ly/techlaw2022. That’s one prediction that I really hoped Read more »
New UK Sanctions on Russia
What is this about? The UK has announced new sanctions to be imposed on entities and individuals connected with Russia. This brief article is about these new sanctions along with an overview of the UK sanctions regime. What are sanctions? Generally-speaking sanctions can be divided into: Those which restrict trade and business regarding certain countries Read more »
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