Rumours and red flags: how to read the media like an investigator
In the online world, rumours spread fast – and these rumours can quickly make it to the media, developing into mainstream news articles which could damage your reputation.
Will the online safety bill actually make life online safer?
A joint Parliamentary committee will report on the draft Online Safety Bill on 10 December, approximately six weeks after whistleblower Frances Haugen voiced her concerns about social media safety to government committees in the US and UK. Ahead of the report, Allan Dunlavy looks at how the Online Safety Bill would work – and where it could be improved.
An asset tracer’s alphabet
In this short piece, the first in a series of articles shining light on the topic, Schillings’ specialist investigator picks some of the key, basic definitions that an asset tracer should be all too familiar with.
Festive fraud? Black Friday and how to shop safely online
From phishing emails to to dodgy public wifi, Peter Yapp from Schillings’ Cybersecurity team tells us what to look out for to ensure our online shopping doesn’t come with an unwanted delivery of fraud.
How to create an ESG policy that protects your reputation
Five issues to focus on when setting out your environmental, social and governance (ESG) agenda.
Why work as a privacy and defamation lawyer?
A blank page and a 404 error. Those are two things that really excite Juliet Caragianis these days.
The Haugen hearing: What could good look like for Facebook?
Over the past few weeks, the words ‘Online Safety Bill’ have been gaining traction, the promise of a safer way to use social media and the internet rippling through the media.
Inside Intelligence and Investigations: Life as a graduate analyst at Schillings
What’s it really like to work in Intelligence and Investigations? We’re lifting the lid on life at Schillings, and first up, a graduate analyst is sharing their experience of applying for, and working within the I&I team.
Leaders behaving badly – business, the news cycle and managing reputational risk
Slowly over the years, leaders have become the living embodiment of their businesses. As CEO, a ‘wrong’ step in your personal life can significantly harm your company’s reputation.
Intelligence gathering and case strategy: lifting the lid
Lily Kennett and Juliet Young of Schillings discuss how law firms should instruct and manage investigators when gathering intelligence in order to build a case strategy.
How to inspire and empower the next generation through a leadership legacy
Following the launch of our Global Leaders in Law’s ‘Leave a Legacy’ report, Rachel Atkins shares with global leaders in law what leadership legacy means to her, and the vital importance of resilience and inclusivity.
Life after the pandemic: Tips for managing the return to the workplace
With the return to normal comes the return to the office – but what will that look like? And how can workplaces manage such an enormous transition without employees feeling overwhelmed?