Judges in England and Wales are being trained to recognize the use of artificial intelligence in the courtroom, the head of the judiciary said Wednesday, as well as the "threats" that emerging technologies bring to "administrating the delivery of justice."
Judges in England and Wales are being trained to recognize the use of artificial intelligence in the courtroom, the head of the judiciary said Wednesday, as well as the "threats" that emerging technologies bring to "administrating the delivery of justice."
Visa and Mastercard won their bid for permission to appeal a ruling that found their swipe fee schemes had violated competition rules, with the Competition Appeal Tribunal ruling Tuesday that all the credit card giants' grounds of appeal merit a full hearing.
A Nigerian tourism business fought on Tuesday to save its claim that Orrick Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP caused it to lose almost $74 million by negligently advising on an investment deal with private equity giant Carlyle Group.
A tribunal has ruled that female staff working in a range of jobs at Asda do similar work to employees at distribution centers, building on a victory for a handful of lead claimants in the £1.2 billion ($1.6 billion) equal pay dispute.
A private equity firm has lost its bid for an early win in its £50 million ($66.7 million) claim that the previous owner of a software business it acquired breached warranties by incorrectly stating that the company had necessary software licenses.
A London court on Tuesday ordered an inquiry into losses allegedly caused by a worldwide asset freeze obtained by Mex Group against two business executives and a financial services company, after the group abandoned its £85 million ($114 million) proceedings underpinning the freeze.
A London judge has refused to grant Clyde & Co. an injunction preventing a lawyer from suing in Dubai to force the firm to pay his full bonus, concluding it was unlikely that an English arbitration agreement was still valid.
Amazon and Google have denied that their cloud computing services infringe a U.S. company's data processing patent, telling a London court in parallel cases that the patent is not valid.
A taxi platform has denied a developer's claims that it stole his idea for taxi software, arguing that its tool that optimizes ride-sharing existed seven years before he shared his competing concept with the U.K.'s innovation agency.
Barclays Bank defended its tax treatment of £3 billion ($4 billion) in debt instruments issued during the financial crisis, telling the U.K. Upper Tribunal on Tuesday that £800 million should be deductible as a debit arising from a loan.
The owner of a traffic-management business has denied it forced out a former director, saying it was entitled to refuse him £400,000 ($535,000) in share-sale payments after his departure for gross misconduct, including that he took illegal drugs at a client event.
An employment tribunal has ordered a boutique law firm for entrepreneurs to pay £3,885 ($5,185) to a solicitor it let go without providing him with his notice pay or holiday pay, alongside another contract breach.
A tribunal has cleared a solicitor of misconduct after he was accused of encouraging an undercover reporter posing as a client to make up a false narrative to support an application for asylum in the U.K.
