Litigation Notes

Poor practice is not proof of dishonesty: Court of Appeal decision

Court of Appeal sets aside order for delivery up of Bitcoin on application of third party in flawed crypto tracing case

New position statement on judicial use of AI

Cross-examining AI – Episode 4: Liability for AI harms and the consequences for lawyers of misusing AI

High court finds implied contractual obligation to pay to English bank account specified in invoice was sufficient to satisfy jurisdictional gateway

Litigation developments: England and Wales – Quarterly update

New Business and Property Division goes live today

Commercial litigation podcast series – Episode 39: General update

Carter Ruck v SRA: High Court decision means SRA cannot compel production of privileged documents

European Commission consults on possible reforms to the recast Brussels Regulation

High Court finds no prospect of establishing implied terms of good faith in framework agreements for network services

Lawyer struck off in first disciplinary case on AI misuse

The decision makes it very clear that the consequences for lawyers who breach their professional obligations by misusing AI are likely to be serious.