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Data Protection Manager
London
Greater London
Up to £70,000
We are working with a leading UK litigation-only law firm to appoint a Data Protection Manager/Lawyer in London. Reporting to the Director of Regulatory Compliance and Data Protection Officer, you will support the firm’s data protection, regulatory compliance and risk management functions, with a particular focus on AI governance, confidentiality and professional conduct.
Risk Manager
London
Greater London
Up to £75,000
We are working with an international legal practice to hire a Risk Manager for their London office. In this role you will hold overall responsibility for managing the Risk Team inbox, leading a team of analysts, and addressing complex compliance and regulatory inquiries across the business.
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