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In August, Uber was issued with an €825m fine by the Dutch data protection authority for taking unlawful automated decisions to suspend and deactivate driver accounts.
OpenAI recently announced that an internal AI model had solved part of the Navier-Stokes equations, notoriously difficult maths problems that have gone unsolved for decades. The breakthrough was immediately overshadowed by a dispute. NYU professor Tristan Buckmaster alleged that OpenAI had access to unpublished, related work by him and Levent Alpöge (an Anthropic employee researching in a personal capacity) which had been fed into Open AI’s tools.
The Ministry of Defence's SME Action Plan creates new opportunities for innovative businesses entering the defence sector. We explore six key legal and compliance considerations, from intellectual property and cyber security to export controls, procurement and security requirements.
Fraud risk cuts across legal, compliance, finance and operations, making clear ownership essential. We explore where accountability should sit and how general counsel can support a coordinated and defensible approach.
Ofcom is updating its competition enforcement guidance to reflect post-Brexit developments, the DMCCA and evolving regulatory practice. This briefing explores the key changes, including enhanced investigatory powers, greater transparency around complaints, settlement incentives and what media organisations should do now to prepare.
The Ministry of Defence's latest announcements underline the growing importance of space within the UK's defence strategy. This article explores what these developments mean for industry and SMEs, including emerging opportunities, investment priorities and the UK's evolving space capabilities.
In a decision published on 24 September 2026, the CMA fined construction company M&J Group and two members of staff a total of £50,000 after evidence was deliberately removed from the premises during a dawn raid.
The High Court has dismissed a property subsidence claim in full after finding that the claimant had failed to prove insured damage or recoverable loss and had fraudulently exaggerated the claim using a false builder’s quotation.
As deepfakes and AI-generated content become more sophisticated, does English law provide enough protection for an individual's face, voice and likeness? We explore the current framework and the growing calls for reform.
Following the UK's hottest summer on record, extreme heat is emerging as a critical climate risk for the built environment sector. We explore the impact of overheating on buildings, occupiers and asset value, and the questions investors, developers and owners should be asking to improve resilience.
The proposed retention ban remains on track. Explore the practical implications for construction contracts, project delivery and disputes.
The High Court’s decision in JBX v Frimley Health NHS Foundation Trust provides the first significant guidance on assessing children’s lost years claims following the Supreme Court’s ruling in CCC. In this article, we explore the judgment in more detail.