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As the legal and regulatory challenges of a "no deal" Brexit start to crystallise, the in-house legal specialist is doubtless busy answering questions about their exposure to risk of non-compliance across multiple areas.

To many people, "public sector" is not synonymous with "innovative"; a descriptor often reserved for private businesses ...

Swedish Insurtech Lassie has launched in the UK with a revolutionary pet insurance model that combines AI-powered claims processing, gamified health rewards, and personalized pet care guidance through a single app. The platform promises to settle claims in just six minutes and offers a prevention-first approach that could fundamentally reshape the traditional pet insurance market. With over 20 million UK pets currently uninsured, Lassie's innovative approach may finally bridge the gap between pet owners and

The UK Supreme Court's decision in the Emotional Perception AI case marks a significant shift in how artificial neural networks and AI-driven innovations are assessed for patent eligibility.

As 2019 begins we can't resist the temptation to consider what the year might bring for our international arbitration practice.

The Law Society's October 2026 foresight report examines how autonomous AI could fundamentally reshape England and Wales' justice system, warning that without proper digital infrastructure and governance frameworks, agentic AI risks compounding existing systemic failures rather than resolving them. With 94% of UK legal professionals now using AI tools regularly...

The Planning Inspectorate has updated its guidance on artificial intelligence use in planning casework, introducing new requirements for disclosure and accountability. This analysis examines how the September 2026 guidance has evolved from previous versions, explores its implications for the National Infrastructure regime, and compares it with the approach taken by Planning and Environment Decision Wales.

Technology is constantly changing the way we work, and the work that we do – so what effect does that have on where we work?

Lifecycle cost analysis (LCCA) allows a business to look at all aspects of cost within a products life cycle, considering the different decisions they could make at various stages.

For the Scottish Public Sector to realise its digital ambition of innovative and integrated public services it must not forget those citizens who can’t use digital services.

Two things happened on February 24th that will affect how organisations operate in England in the coming months, if not years.

The US Sarbanes-Oxley Act 2002 applies to many UK companies often because they have a US listed parent and so must comply with the "Group’s" requirements. If you are a supplier of IT software or services or software to such companies, from July 2006 customers may well be asking you if your products and services are SOX compliant.

This year, though, the rate of change went up several notches, helped on its way by the inexorable rise of technology and the UK's decision to leave the EU...

The UN's Independent International Scientific Panel on AI has released its first politically-neutral, evidence-based global assessment of artificial intelligence. This groundbreaking report, chaired by Yoshua Bengio and Maria Ressa, examines the unprecedented speed of AI adoption, the concentration of AI capabilities in a handful of nations, and critical gaps in safety evaluation and governance. The findings reveal stark disparities in linguistic inclusion, technical expertise, and policy adaptation across

Fieldfisher's Space Business Summit, on 8 December 2015, brought together a full house of C level representatives from major space businesses to discuss growing and financing space business in Europe and worldwide