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By Liz Russell, Performance Coach, Courageous Co. Autumn brings renewed energy. Conferences return, drinks receptions fill the diary, and there’s a valuable window between now and the end of the year to reconnect with clients and contacts. And yet, in my sales and BD coaching work with lawyers globally, I see the same pattern repeatedly:…
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Dr Felipe Romero-Moreno examines the recent shifts in deepfake technology and asks how legal practitioners can navigate the impending 12-month regulatory vacuum between the AI Act’s functional bans and its high-risk enforcement. Generative AI, fuelled by advanced multimodal architectures and illicit dark-web variants such as WormGPT and FraudGPT, has precipitated a global digital trust emergency….
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UK law Solicitors Regulation Authority issues warning on misuse of AI in legal practice The SRA has issued a warning notice on the misuse of AI in legal practice, highlighting growing concerns about solicitors relying on unverified AI-generated content and failing to protect client confidentiality when using AI tools. The SRA notes that AI “hallucinations”…
Designing technology contracts for the real world When technology deals unravel, issues often arise when the contract does not fully reflect how the deal, the product or the service will be delivered in practice. On 11 March 2026, as part of The Society of Computers & Law: “What Every In-House Lawyer Should Know” series,…
Ofcom has issued two new codes of practice for larger streaming services, one on content and the other on accessibility. Under new powers in the Media Act 2024, Ofcom will enforce a new content standards Code for streaming services. The aim of the Code is to level the regulatory playing field between streamers and traditional…
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Ofcom has fined 4chan £450,000 for not having age checks in place to prevent children from seeing pornography on its site. In 2025, the Children’s Commissioner found that 59% of children had accidentally come across pornography without looking for it. The Online Safety Act requires sites which contain pornographic material to use highly effective age…
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In this episode, host Mauricio Figueroa travels to Singapore to sit down with Professor Irene Calboli, founder of the IP & Innovation Researchers of Asia (IPIRA) Network. Their conversation ranges widely: from the evolving landscape of legal scholarship and practice across Asia, to the way IPIRA’s annual conference brings together a diversity of voices from…
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