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Intemperate, inappropriate, unnecessarily offensive, yes. Breach of the Code of Conduct, no. So decided Collins J in the Administrative Court on 19 October 2006 on Mayor of London Ken Livingstone's controversial 'concentration camp guard' remarks to Evening Standard journalist, Oliver Finegold.

‘AI can be a valuable tool, and at the same time, it calls for a measured and vigilant approach.’ Few professions have had greater reasons to heed the recent words of Pope Leo XIV than law, with a clutch of major firms finding themselves in AI-related hot water in recent months.

To help combat any residual boredom which managed to struggle into existence, just before Christmas (on 13 December 2006) the Government introduced this Bill into Parliament (the Bill). And it's certainly not malnourished. Running currently to 176 clauses in 14 parts and with 15 Schedules, this 176 page read is set to occupy the minds of all concerned with local government as it wends its way through Parliament on its pilgrimage towards the mystical realms of Royal Assent.

It has become increasingly obvious to those in the construction industry that they have a choice in the way their disputes are resolved and managed. They are no longer required to submit to the sovereign jurisdiction of the national courts and adopt the procedural and evidential burdens that proving cases in those courts require.

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has published [11.10.2018] a Guidance Consultation (GC18/4) Senior Managers and Certification Regime: Proposed guidance on statements of responsibilities and responsibilities maps for FCA firms.

I would like to share the next edition of our fortnightly briefing with you, designed to offer an overview of the latest business issues in investment management.

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HM Treasury has published a joint statement from the inaugural meeting of the US-UK Financial Regulatory Working Group that has been held in London [12.09.2018] (Joint Statement).

After a busy summer news cycle dominated by predictions of recession and soaring energy prices, employers might be tempted to think that talk of the Covid furlough scheme scandal is a thing of the past.

The SMCR's conduct rules will apply to all regulated firms from 10 December 2018, and the rest of the SMCR will apply to those firms in 2019.

Leading offshore law firm, DQ Advocates, hosted its Global Tax Enforcement conference in September 2015 in the Isle of Man in conjunction with global law firm Latham & Watkins. - See more at: http://www.dq.im/news/dq-hosts-another-successful-global-tax-enforcement-conference#sthash.k7526rCJ.dpuf

February 2014 marks an important landmark in the UK authorities’ ongoing efforts to fight corporate crime, international corruption and bribery.

The uncertainty created by the Brexit vote in 2016 has continued throughout 2017 with Brexit dominating many discussions but transaction activity has continued unabated.

The High Court decision in Cork v Smith exposes how AI hallucinations in legal practice can trigger professional negligence claims when solicitors fail to verify AI-generated research.