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    Navigating Patent Law in the Age of AI: The Landmark Case of Comptroller-General v. Emotional Perception AI

    Navigating Patent Law in the Age of AI: The Landmark Case of Comptroller-General v. Emotional Perception AI

    Posted by Tahir Khan, Sep 16, 2024
    UK Court of Appeal Clarifies Standards for AI Patentability in Landmark Emotional Perception AI Case The UK Court of Appeal has issued a pivotal ruling in a case involving Emotional Perception AI, shedding light on the criteria for patenting AI technologies, particularly ...
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    Renters’ Rights Bill – A Brief Summary of the Proposed Changes

    Posted by George Chrysanthou, Sep 13, 2024
    Keir Starmer’s Labour has put forward their version of the Renters’ Reform Bill, calling it the “Renters’ Rights Bill.” ...

    The Clock is Ticking on Unfair Contract Terms… Are You Ready?

    Posted by Aimee Barclay, Sep 12, 2024
    Unfair contract terms have long been a concern in legal agreements, often placing consumers and small businesses at a ...

    Mediation at the Heart of Dispute Resolution

    Posted by Stephen Shaw, Sep 10, 2024
    Two years ago, at the London International Dispute Week, the Master of the Rolls, Sir Geoffrey Vos, revealed his vision for ...

    The Ownership of Knowledge in AI-Generated Content

    Posted by Tahir Khan, Sep 06, 2024
    The rise of Artificial Intelligence (AI) has transformed many aspects of our lives, from automated customer service to ...

    Best Practice for Mental Health in Asylum Claims

    Posted by Farhan Ahmad, Sep 04, 2024
    Supporting the mental health of asylum seekers is essential, as they often endure immense stress from past trauma, the ...

    The Validity of a Ceremony of a Nigerian Customary Law Marriage Celebrated Outside of Nigeria

    Posted by Chima Umezuruike, Sep 02, 2024
    A ceremony of customary marriage celebrated outside Nigeria by a couple who are domiciled in Nigeria will not create a valid ...

    Mediation v The Court or ‘Don’t Give Yourself to The Dark Side’

    Posted by Dr David Carey, Aug 29, 2024
    Probably one of the best ways of approaching mediation is by comparing it to ‘going to court’; after all that is what most ...

    The Rise of AI: Implications for Market Competition and EU Policy

    Posted by Tahir Khan, Aug 26, 2024
    As AI technologies continue to evolve and integrate into various sectors, their impact on market competition has become a ...

    The Concept of 'Double-Decker' Marriages in Nigeria

    Posted by Chima Umezuruike, Aug 23, 2024
    The purpose of this article is to examine and analyse the concept of “double-decker” marriages in Nigeria and to determine ...

    From Halliburton to Aiteo: Exploring the Evolution of English Jurisprudence on Arbitrator Bias

    Posted by Divya Kesar, Aug 21, 2024
    The impartiality of arbitrators is essential for ensuring fairness and legitimacy in arbitration. This article explores how ...

    Taming the Green-Eyed Monster: Jealousy's Role in Dispute Resolution and How Best to Tackle It

    Posted by Stephen Shaw, Aug 19, 2024
    One of BBC Radio 4’s longest running and popular programmes was called Quote… Unquote. It ran for over 40 years, and its ...

    ACV Appeals – A New Approach

    Posted by Christopher Cant, Aug 16, 2024
    Until the recent decision of Newton v Derbyshire Dales DC [2024] UKFTT 435 (GRC) the First-tier Tribunal (“FTT”) judges ...

    Are Property Guardians an Effective Way of Mitigating the Liability to Pay Business Rates?

    Posted by Richard Clayton KC, Aug 15, 2024
    On 4 December 2020 the Court of Appeal in Southwark LBC v Ludgate House [2020] EWCA Civ 1637 for the first time considered ...

    Credit Hire and Rates

    Posted by Azeem Ali, Aug 12, 2024
    One of the most important issues in any credit hire case will be rate, and of course the potential difference between the ...
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