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    Employer's Liability For Personal Injury: Abreu v RS Reinforcements & CNR Construction

    A recent case before the Royal Court clarified important aspects of the law relating to Employer's liability for personal injury as well as the approach to apportionment of damages...
    JerseyEmployment and HR
    Baker & Partners LLP
    Baker & Partners LLP
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    AI And The Courts: Cautions From Offshore

    The Channel Islands courts have issued cautionary guidance on the use of artificial intelligence in litigation, emphasizing that all parties bear personal responsibility for ensuring AI-generated legal materials are accurate and not misleading. Recent judgments from Guernsey and Jersey highlight the risks of AI hallucinations and stress the duty owed to courts to verify the authenticity of cited cases and legal authorities.
    JerseyLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Collas Crill
    Collas Crill

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