Three Graces Legal featured in Three Best Rated Debt Recovery Solicitors in Liverpool
Aaron Pearson from Three Graces Legal was recently added to well known review site, Three Best Rated featuring in their ‘Best Debt Recovery Solicitors in Liverpool’ section. The site features an expert recommended list of the top 3 professionals in each category. Each entry faces a rigorous 50-Point inspection, which includes local reviews, history, business […]
Brexit – what EU citizens living in the UK should know
The UK left the European Union at 11pm on 31st January 2020. Between 1 February and 31 December 2020, there will be an implementation period. In the meantime, we recommend all EU citizens living in the UK apply to the EU Settlement or pre-settled Scheme. The deadline for applying to the scheme is 30 June 2021 […]
Are MAC Addresses Personal Data?
A media access control (MAC) address of a computer is a unique identifier assigned to network interfaces for communications at the data link layer of a network segment. On page 11, paragraph 2, the WP29 states “it should be noted that these MAC addresses are personal data, even after security measures such as hashing […]
New European Data Legislation
New European data legislation requires a balance between the needs of the many and the needs of the individual. The benefits and risks of using personal data splits opinion, particularly within the medical research sector. ‘Big data’ can digest previously unimaginable quantities of information and uncovers previously unforeseen patterns. On the one hand, it […]
Striking a Balance – Interests of Employers and Privacy Expectations of Employees
The Article 29 Working Party (WP29) published an assessment of the balance between legitimate interests of employers and the reasonable privacy expectations of employee. It outlines the risk assessment posed by modern working practices where new technologies enable more systematic processing of employees’ personal data at work, bringing privacy and data protection challenges. Processing […]
Post-Leave Britain and the Skills Gap
A recent report by those bean-counters at Deloitte found that the UK remains an attractive place to work for highly skilled overseas workers, but, following Brexit, it argues that a measured immigration approach will be required The survey found that, of the 2,242 EU and non-EU workers, around 90% found the UK remains attractive or, […]
See You In Liverpool!
Registered European Lawyer. Gianluigi Cassandra, is pleased to announce the launch of Italian legal services within the Liverpool and Merseyside area. Gianluigi will be delighted to meet with clients on Tuesdays at Three Graces Legal in The Cotton Exchange, 504-505 Old Hall Street, Liverpool. See you in the city of the Beatles!
CYBER CRIMINALS’ CURRENT CRIMES
According to the Irish Garda National Cyber Crime Bureau, there has been a recent increase of cyber crime involving criminals utilising social media to hack user data. They are doing so by checking when a customer contacts their banks and then posing as the bank in order to obtain their data. Detective Superintendent, Michael Gubbins […]
HOW THE GENDER RECOGNITION ACT CRIMINALISES STAFF
Following the closure of the Gender Recognition Act consultation, many people have voiced their opinions regarding the need to reform the act, due to a variety of problematic issues. The Employment Lawyers Association (ELA) have discussed the negative implications of the Gender Recognition 2004 act and have called for a repeal of section 22 of […]
LLOYDS BANK FACE UNEQUAL PAY FINES UP TO £150M
Lloyds Banking Group is set to face up to £150 million after the high court rule for equality on pension schemes for both female and male employees. The ruling comes after three of Lloyds’ female employees filed a claim against the banking group, in regard to their pension rates and the difference between their pension […]