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We have a long history of advising clients on clever, innovative and disruptive technologies. With our AI legal team and our full-service expertise, we can help you navigate the legal landscape of artificial intelligence effectively and responsibly.
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We act for some of the most exciting and innovative technology companies on a range of matters. We’ve also provided AI-related advice to the British Council, UK Research and Innovation, universities, a global manufacturer and distributor of high-tech electronic hardware and machinery, a technology company that operates in over 100 countries, and Major UK property consultants.
We advised on image recognition systems in the retail sector on global arrangements involving FTSE100 and other organisations for product placement.
We assisted a client on its intellectual property strategy, including the capture of AI innovations and validation of these for potential patenting.
We advised a university on revisions to its student / staff IP policy to accommodate use of GenAI while minimising IP, regulatory and other risk
Mills & Reeve’s The critical AI window: Moving from panic to play with confidence research is based on the views of senior executives, particularly general counsel and in-house lawyers, within public and private organisations across the UK.
This article looks at how the Data (Use and Access) Act 2025 (DUAA) changes the rules around the protection of childrens’ personal data.
In this article, we consider when the law allows you to collect personal data for one purpose and then re-use it for another.
The Data (Use and Access) Act 2025 (DUAA) introduces targeted amendments to the current international transfer provisions with the key objective of simplifying outbound data transfers, reducing business compliance burdens, and giving the UK greater flexibility to recognise for...
After a few years where data protection laws in the UK were settled, the Data (Use and Access) Act 2025 (DUAA) is ushering in a period of change.
In this article, Mills & Reeve considers how Data (Use and Access) Act changes the permitted approach to cookies and other tracking technologies and asks, “What are the new rules on online tracking technologies such as cookies?”
In December 2025, the Westminster eForum met to discuss the next steps for the quantum industries in the United Kingdom. This second article in our two-part series summarises the take home messages from the second part of that meeting.
Lawmakers were embarrassed recently after users of the artificial intelligence model Grok created thousands of images of ‘digitally undressed’ women and children and shared them on X. Reading the press coverage, you might have got the impression that lawmakers had failed to an...
Parties to litigation rely on documents, emails, contracts and records to establish facts before a court or tribunal. Judges rely on the parties and their lawyers to challenge falsified documents. However, the rising use of AI presents a significant cause for concern, enabling...
In December 2025, the Westminster eForum met to discuss the next steps for the quantum industries in the United Kingdom. This first article in a two-part series summarises the key take home messages from the first part of that meeting.
