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Data Privacy

In today’s interconnected world, data privacy and security should be high on the agenda of any business. Increasing regulatory activity and consumer awareness means that the risks of getting it […]

Julian Ward

Julian is Head of Lee & Thompson’s Digital & Technology Group – a digital media, IP and technology lawyer with over 17 years’ experience working across the creative industries […]

Leo Dawkins

Leo is a partner at Lee & Thompson and head of the firm’s Reputation Protection group. He is also a key member of the firm’s Dispute Resolution and Data […]

Mark Stafford

Mark is a partner in the firm’s Dispute Resolution, Brand Protection and Digital & Technology Groups. He joined Lee & Thompson in 2006 and handles all types of contentious […]

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