The Digital Lawyer

In this 11-part series, we will explore the impact and challenges around recent and forthcoming legislation across the UK and EU. We’ll tackle a range of critical issues including online safety, resilience, data management, the use of AI, the influence of platforms and increasing regulatory intervention.

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The Digital Lawyer: EU Cyber Resilience Act

In the sixth episode Charlie Maurice, Beverley Flynn, and Rachel Wright, discuss the EU Cyber Resilience Act, which is an EU regulation setting out cybersecurity requirements for Products with Digital Elements on the European Union market.

The Digital Lawyer: The EU Digital Markets Act

In the fifth episode Beverley Flynn, Charles Maurice and Quintin Farley explore the EU Digital Markets Act. Over a year since its enactment, many digital platform providers are now expected to be fully compliant, but what does that mean for providers in the tech space?

The Digital Lawyer: The Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA)

In the fourth episode Beverley Flynn, Charles Maurice and Saad Butt discuss the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) covering the aims and objectives, impacts on UK businesses and the deadline for organisations to comply with the requirements under DORA

The Digital Lawyer: Critical Third Parties

In the third episode Gary Parnell and Saad Butt discuss the joint consultation conducted by the Bank of England, the Financial Conduct Authority and the Prudential Regulation Authority regarding critical third parties in the financial sector.

The Digital Lawyer: EU Data Act

In the second episode Beverley Flynn, Charlie Maurice and Sinead Hughes shine a spotlight on the EU Data Act, set to take effect from 12 September 2025. In this 10-minute podcast, they cover four key takeaways.

The Digital Lawyer: UK product security and telecommunications legislation

In the first episode Beverley Flynn and Charlie Maurice discuss the broad new UK product security and telecommunications legislation which just came into force on the 29th of April.