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It is plausible to suggest that there is a perception held by those who lie outside of the justice system that barristers are generally very highly paid. Conversely, there is an ...
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The rapid advancement of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in creative fields is presenting significant challenges to copyright law, particularly in the context of English law. As AI ...
On 24 May 2021 the Privy Council gave an important judgment, stressing the wide-ranging scope and effect of the constitutional right to protection of the law. In Commissioner of ...
The long-awaited Employment Rights Bill was finally revealed at around 11am on 10th October 2024. As expected, the Bill introduces the most sweeping changes to employment law for ...
The government introduced the Property (Digital Assets etc.) Bill to the House of Lords on 11th September 2024 to reform the law concerning personal property. The bill aims to ...
In almost every case I have been involved in credit hire for over 25 years, the need for hire has been disputed in the pleaded defence. It is one of the most central issues in ...
Case Background In Abbey Healthcare (Mill Hill) Ltd v Augusta 2008 LLP (formerly Simply Construct (UK) LLP), the key issue was whether a collateral warranty provided by Simply ...
Having trained as a teacher, and now working as a direct access barrister (someone the public can come to for legal advice without the need to go through a solicitor); I have seen ...
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 ...
Unfair contract terms have long been a concern in legal agreements, often placing consumers and small businesses at a disadvantage.
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 ...