Jamie is a Senior Associate in Osborne Clarke’s Commercial Disputes and Risk team with a particular focus on contract and technology disputes, including media and information law disputes and reputation management.
His practice often involves contractual and tortious disputes with a complex international element. As part of his media and information law practice, Jamie advises on data protection disputes and data breaches, pre and post-publication content issues for publishers and internet platforms, and injunctions.
Sanso Rondon v Lexis Nexis Risk Solutions UK Limited
Successfully defended a data protection claim issued against Lexis Nexis. The decision is the leading authority on the liability of authorised representatives appointed pursuant to article 27 of the GDPR.
Dell Emerging Markets (EMEA) Limited
Acted for Dell Emerging Markets (EMEA) Limited in a dispute with Systems Equipment Telecommunications Service Sal (“SETS”) (a Lebanese company).
Rosdale Pte Limited v Degevol UK Limited
Acting for the claimant companies seeking to recover Kazakh mining assets that had allegedly been misappropriated by the companies’ former directors and controllers. The claim settled on confidential terms.
Northampton Borough Council v Cardoza & Ors
Obtained a successful result at trial in a dispute involving the misappropriation of public funds following breach of duty by the ex-Directors of a football club.
Insights
English High Court considers 'balance of convenience' in Sparta damages ruling
Law Commission report positions UK as a centre for digital asset disputes
Defending claims against crypto exchanges in English law: the surprising benefit of turning up
Cryptoexchange ordered to reveal account holder information linked to multi-million cryptocurrency fraud
Decision confirms English courts' willingness to assist victims of crypto-asset fraud in recovering their property
The High Court strikes out unfounded claims following a cyberattack
Judgment confirms that non-data protection claims cannot be pursued when the incident is perpetrated by a third party and closes...
The Information Commissioner's Office proposes fine methodology for data breaches
UK data protection regulator's draft fines regime looks to weigh up the ability to pay proposed penalties, any undue financial...
Information Commissioner hints that Covid-19 leniency is coming to an end
The ICO has written to businesses setting out what support they can expect in relation to data protection and freedom...
GDPR | The practical impact on internal investigations
All businesses will be aware that the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which took effect on 25 May 2018...