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The future of free speech online is a pivotal issue in the UK and EU, where digital platforms are increasingly becoming central to public discourse. As these platforms grow in ...
We'd like to extend our congratulations to the six TBG barristers listed in this year's Legal 500 rankings.
At the outset, we have two (or sometimes more) parties in dispute. Hostility, rancour, and frustration - not to mention escalating cost - are frequent bedfellows. The end position ...
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming industries across the globe, and the UK is no exception. From healthcare to finance, AI is driving innovation at an ...
This paper is based on a talk Richard Clayton QC gave to the Commonwealth Lawyers Association at the 2021 Conference in Nassau, the Bahamas in September 2021.
The recent Presidential Debate between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris had all the trappings of gladiatorial combat in ancient Rome. Billed in even respectable broadsheets as “The ...
I am doing this article as a result of my ECtHR case (Chowdhury v UK (App No: 31428/18)) in which I needed to obtain Legal Aid for my client. It was a complicated process and one ...
As the global community intensifies its efforts to combat climate change, the transition to sustainable energy sources has become a critical challenge, especially within the realm ...
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 ...
Keir Starmer’s Labour has put forward their version of the Renters’ Reform Bill, calling it the “Renters’ Rights Bill.” According to Housing Minister Matthew Pennycook, the bill ...
Two years ago, at the London International Dispute Week, the Master of the Rolls, Sir Geoffrey Vos, revealed his vision for a complete overhaul of dispute resolution system in the ...
The rise of Artificial Intelligence (AI) has transformed many aspects of our lives, from automated customer service to sophisticated content generation.
Supporting the mental health of asylum seekers is essential, as they often endure immense stress from past trauma, the complexities of the asylum process, and the uncertainty ...
A ceremony of customary marriage celebrated outside Nigeria by a couple who are domiciled in Nigeria will not create a valid marriage if the ceremony does not comply with the law ...
Probably one of the best ways of approaching mediation is by comparing it to ‘going to court’; after all that is what most parties are expecting. It’s also a good way of educating ...
As AI technologies continue to evolve and integrate into various sectors, their impact on market competition has become a significant concern. The European Union (EU) is actively ...
The purpose of this article is to examine and analyse the concept of “double-decker” marriages in Nigeria and to determine if there is in law, a double-decker marriage.
The impartiality of arbitrators is essential for ensuring fairness and legitimacy in arbitration. This article explores how English jurisprudence on arbitrator bias has evolved by ...
One of BBC Radio 4’s longest running and popular programmes was called Quote… Unquote. It ran for over 40 years, and its last broadcast was in December 2021. Devised and hosted by ...
Until the recent decision of Newton v Derbyshire Dales DC [2024] UKFTT 435 (GRC) the First-tier Tribunal (“FTT”) judges hearing ACV cases have taken a clear and united approach to ...
