Call for public right to challenge SRA complaint decisions
Blind Justice UK founder says regulator refers only one in five complaints for investigation.
CJC reports on ‘safe’ use of artificial intelligence to prepare court documents
Civil Justice Council and CPRC must ’urgently consider’ guidance for litigants in person using AI in proceedings, says working group.
Legal blogger was 'fond of me', Milne tells court
Solicitor convicted of stalking court blogger cross-examined by defence barrister at Snaresbrook Crown Court.
SRA to probe sting lawyer
Regulator will investigate BBC News report about a practitioner filmed allegedly advising on how to avoid fines for employing illegal workers.
Courts must stand firm on privilege
Regulation and compliance.
AI regulation: Resistance movement
Humanity is in a funk about the seemingly species-threatening dangers of artificial intelligence, reports Catherine Baksi. Lawyers have a vital role to play in reining IT in.
Rising regulatory tension: waiting for something to happen
At the Law Society’s AGM last week, there was a feeling shared by everyone that our current regulatory structure is not fit for purpose.
An SRA investigation is not a verdict, and the profession must not forget it
Reports of misconduct continue to rise, but we must avoid condemning those being complained about.
The end of misleading headlines
At the heart of defamation law lies a significant legal fiction, namely that an imputation in a ‘publication’ must carry a ‘single meaning’.
Lawyers must join the calls for international regulation of AI
The future racing towards us – unregulated superintelligent AI - is one without law, without the rule of law, without access to justice and without liability.
