Apr 52023

Chambers 2023 Global Practice Guides for Data Protection & Privacy and Cybersecurity Available

Alan Charles Raul, William RM Long, Eleanor Dodding, João D. Quartilho and Subhalakshmi Kumar

The updated 2023 Chambers Global Practice Guides for Data Protection & Privacy and Cybersecurity, edited by Alan Charles Raul, are available now, covering important developments across the globe and offering insightful legal commentary for businesses.

 

Read the introduction to each Guide here and here, along with the UK chapter on Cybersecurity which was contributed by William Long, Eleanor Dodding, João Diogo Quartilho, and Subhalakshmi Kumar.

Alan Charles Raul

Washington, D.C., New York

araul@sidley.com

William RM Long

London

wlong@sidley.com

Eleanor Dodding

London

edodding@sidley.com

João D. Quartilho

Brussels

jquartilho@sidley.com

Subhalakshmi Kumar

London

skumar@sidley.com

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