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07 August 2018
Categories: Movers & Shakers , Profession
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36 Commercial—Dean Armstrong QC

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Cyber security expert joins chambers

36 Commercial, part of The 36 Group, has welcomed top silk Dean Armstrong QC to chambers.

Dean, who was formerly with 2 Bedford Row, is widely considered an expert in cyber security law, particularly in terms of commercial and regulatory considerations. He is the co-author of Cyber Security Law and Practice, and has advised leading financial institutions and companies on areas such as the GDPR and the impact of Brexit on data regulation.

Commenting on his appointment, Dean said: 'I am thrilled to be joining The 36 Group at such an interesting time. The chance to build on the existing cyber law expertise is one that I am really excited about. I look forward to developing the business opportunities associated with this rapidly expanding area.'

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