On 31 August 2023, House of Commons' Science, Innovation and Technology Committee published its interim report on the governance of AI which covers many things including the question of AI and copyright.

In Philipp, Mrs Philipp and Dr Philipp were the victims of a fraud in March 2018.

Many farming and other businesses operate through the structure of a limited company, which is owned by its shareholders, who hold shares in agreed percentages

Fiona Pearson considers a bombshell ruling of legal and political significance in the Brexit process.

Last November, Hillside Parks v Snowdonia NPA was heard in the Supreme Court. Hillside concerned multiple and inconsistent planning permissions for the same site based in Snowdonia...

The Court of Appeal case of Smith has clarified the circumstances in which the Court can refuse to accept ‘undertakings' which a Defendant has agreed to provide to the Court as part of a settlement with a Claimant.

What does a multi-headed creature from Greek mythology and a dispute between business founders have in common? When one of Hydra's head is chopped off, another two grow in its place and a similar...

The requirement that developments in certain catchment areas be nutrient neutral has been criticised by many developers. We have explained how the system works in previous articles...

Many years ago I was asked by Rural Arbrix to help produce a precedent for the initial letter from Arbitrators appointed in relation to agricultural property disputes.

Section 94 of the 1986 Act defines the proper address as being the last known address of the person in question.

In our last edition we reported on the latest estoppel case, Habberfield v Habberfield [2018]] where a daughter inherited her parent's farm. In the space of only 3 months two more farming estoppels cases have hit the press: Thompson v Thompson [2018] and Gee v Gee [2018].

In this case the court considered the test for establishing whether a statutory demand had been properly served. The court also considered whether the debtor's habitual...

This article provides an overview of some of the potential legal considerations and risks for employers to contemplate when seeking to deploy artificial intelligence in the workplace.

This week, the UK officially scrapped the "bankers' bonus cap" following a joint consultation by the Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) and the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).

When buying a property Sellers are usually required to give replies to written enquiries about the property. The standard response often given is "the Buyers should rely on their own inspection/survey".

With the passing of the Agriculture (Wales) Act 2023 we now have the structure for the transition from the Basic Payment Scheme to a new Welsh subsidy scheme.

The impact of these events occurring in relatively short succession has ripped through many different business sectors. The construction industry, which accounts for around 6% of the total UK...

When moving to another country, tax and estate planning matters may not be the first things that come to mind. However, if you are intending to move to the UK, you ought to seek advice as to your UK tax obligations...

As of 28 October 2023, nearly 125,000 people sentenced in 2022 immediately benefitted from the changes arising from the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Act 2022.

The long awaited secondary legislation on Biodiversity Net Gain ("BNG") is finally here fleshing out the bones of the Environment Act 2021 ("EA 2021").