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Hans Allnutt
Partner at DAC Beachcroft
London - Minster Court, United Kingdom
- +44 (0) 20 7894 6925
- hallnutt@dacbeachcroft.com
- http://www.dacbeachcroft.com/en/gb/people/hans-allnutt
About Me
Hans Allnutt is a partner and leads DAC Beachcroft's cyber and data risk team.
Hans is a litigation specialist advising on disputes involving financial institutions, professionals, technology, telecommunications and media clients. Hans' practice includes national and international litigation, arbitration and other forms of dispute resolution.
He is an expert on cyber risk and data breach incidents. Hans is also instructed by corporate clients on non-contentious data protection and privacy issues.
For insurer clients, Hans advises on policy wording and claims under PI, D&O, Cyber and Tech E&O insurance policies.
Hans is widely published on the topic of cyber risk, cyber insurance, data protection and information security. He is regularly invited to speak at industry and client sponsored events.
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