In the wake of the landmark Lloyd v Google judgment, the landscape of data breach liability in the UK is undergoing a profound transformation. Legal experts at Kennedys Law LLP highlight how the pendulum is swinging, prompting organisations to urgently reassess their exposure and responsibilities under evolving data protection laws. This article unpacks the implications of the post-Lloyd era, exploring how recent developments are reshaping claims for compensation and the broader risk management strategies businesses must now adopt.
Changing Legal Landscape Shaping Data Breach Liability Post Lloyd
In recent years, the UK’s legal approach to data breach liability has undergone a significant transformation, driven in large part by the landmark Lloyd v Google ruling. This case has catalysed a shift in how courts evaluate claims, particularly regarding group litigation and quantifiable harm. Organisations now face heightened scrutiny, as the ruling implicitly endorses broader access…
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Author : Mia Garcia
Publish date : 2026-01-28 01:24:00
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