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AI in Latin America: Searching for a balance regulatory strategy

Sebastian Ferreyra Romea and Ariel Garay analyze Latin America's regulatory responses to AI

UK attractiveness to foreign tech entrepreneurs remains high

Although some have questioned the attractiveness of the UK, particularly London, as a destination for technology businesses, a poll conducted last week among foreign technology entrepreneurs and trade delegations by the law firm Kingsley Napley shows the UK's appeal is still strong

Winston Solicitors turn to Threads Intelligent Message Hub for call recording and transcripts

Threads Software has today announced that Leeds law firm Winston Solicitors has adopted its Intelligent Message Hub to capture telephone calls and call transcriptions

High Court confirms three fresh inquests in Gosport War Memorial Hospital case

The inquests will take place into the deaths of Arthur Denis Brian Cunningham, Gladys Mabel Richards and Robert Wilson who all died at Gosport War Memorial Hospital in Hampshire in 1998

The End-emnity Principle?

Elliot Elsey examines the significant changes to the costs regime in litigation

Presenting unfinished legal work to clients: the minimum viable product

Jack Shepherd argues how lawyers can benefit from the MVP approach

Scottish Lawyer Warns of ‘Ethical Concerns’ and Lack of Regulation in Using AI

A Scottish solicitor has warned that the growing use of AI technology and a lack of regulations on its use in business may lead legal professionals to inadvertently breach ethical obligations

Stephens Scown expands with Taunton office opening

Employee-owned, and now B CorpTM Certified law firm, Stephens Scown, has announced its expansion eastwards with the launch of a new office in Somerset, supporting the firm's strategic growth into the Greater South West.