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By Joel Poultney
The growing use of artificial intelligence technology by architects is complicating questions of liability and changing how professional indemnity insurers judge risk in the sector, legal experts say.
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By Joanne Faulkner
Baltic Exchange accused Mercuria in closing arguments at the High Court on Thursday of trying to escape the cons...(read more)
By Dawood Fakhir
The board of Metro Bank said Thursday that it has begun a formal sale process to seek and assess potential offer...(read more)
By Dorothy Atkins
The FBI has seized more than $1.2 billion of cryptocurrency recently stolen from the world's largest crypto exchange, Binance, according to an FBI statement Thursday — the same day Binance announced that it has replaced all assets stolen in the heist.
By Alex Baldwin
The European Union's top court has held that users of online content-sharing platforms do not need to seek explicit permission from rights owners to reproduce copyrighted material if they have already secured rights to make the material public.
By Daniel Moritz-Rabson
As the approximately 1,000 professional staff members at Weil Gotshal & Manges LLP look for new roles, they're likely to encounter a more difficult job market than the firm's attorneys, recruiters told Law360 Pulse.
By Robbie Kalus
A British trader was given leave on Thursday to appeal against his extradition to the United States, where federal prosecutors want him on hacking charges.
The Financial Conduct Authority proposed reforms on Thursday that would give pension providers greater freedom to invest in a wider range of assets in its broader bid to improve value for retirement savers.
By Sophia Dourou
A former legal director at Kingsley Napley LLP was suspended for three years by a tribunal Thursday for groping a trainee while having what he called an "alcoholic blackout" at a Christmas work party.
The government's proposed overhaul of its design framework could make the country a significantly more attractive jurisdiction for technology-driven companies seeking to protect their intellectual property, lawyers say.
By William Janes
A plan to overhaul decades-old commercial lease and tenancy laws mean generational reforms that would "take away the banana skins" for landlords and tenants without creating obvious losers, property lawyers say.
Plans by the government to force large companies to tackle human rights abuses in their operations and supply chains could expose businesses to more litigation by creating a paper trail of what they knew and how they responded, lawyers say.
Getty Images told the Court of Appeal on Wednesday that Stability AI Ltd. infringed its copyright by training its artificial intelligence model on its protected works, in a case with potentially far-reaching consequences for generative models.
By Tom Fish
HM Treasury officials denied on Wednesday that they had briefed lenders or their representatives about changes to the bank corporation tax surcharge before the chancellor delivered his Budget statement in October.
By Marialuisa Taddia
Stephenson Harwood and Taylor Wessing said Wednesday that they have agreed not to pursue a potential merger following initial discussions.