Macfarlanes

Apr 05, 2023

What does a pro-innovation approach to AI mean for UK regulation?

By Klaudija Brami Ben Rana

On the 29th of March 2023 the UK Government released the much-anticipated white paper detailing how the UK will regulate AI. As expected,...

Mar 14, 2023

By Drew Honeywell Kulow Sapheen Meran

Changing the approach to the delivery of legal services requires choices to be made. Broadly, these fall into two decisions. How can we...

Feb 24, 2023

By Sapheen Meran Thomas Gawda

In our last post, we discussed the United Kingdom Jurisdictional Task Force's (UKJT) consultation on the issuance and transfer of digital...

Jan 23, 2023

By Sapheen Meran Thomas Gawda

Established in 2019 to support the digital transformation of the UK legal sector, the United Kingdom Jurisdictional Task Force (UKJT)’s...

Jan 10, 2023

By Oliver Jeffcott

With OpenAI having released GPT-3.5 (ChatGPT), the newest iteration of their natural language generation tool, we are perhaps a step...

Jul 01, 2022

By Sapheen Meran

The pressure on the cryptocurrency market continues to yield further turmoil, with news of crypto hedge fund Three Arrows Capital’s...

Oct 21, 2021

By Drew Honeywell Kulow

The first thought that comes to mind when you say “legal technology” is most likely scientific or mathematic. It’s algorithms and AI,...

Jul 16, 2021

By Christopher Tart-Roberts

In April, we opened applications for our first ever lawtech graduate scheme - a two year programme offering exposure to legal technology...

Jul 02, 2021

By Christopher Tart-Roberts

The Law Society held their annual Private Client Section conference on 1 and 2 July, which rounded off with a talk on the future of legal...

May 27, 2020

By Macfarlanes

The impact of COVID-19 has demonstrated just how critical it is for legal service providers to be able to adapt and respond quickly to...