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Defamatory AI summaries: are you running risks?
James Tumbridge & Robert Peake
AI transparency and labelling rules: the changes businesses need to know
Rebecca Steer
Marriage, cohabitation and the changing face of relationships in England and Wales
Terrence Trainor
The perils of over-leveraging: lessons for private equity investors
Jaan Larner
Can an intellectual property licence last forever?
Vicky Clark & Maureen Kelly
New enhanced sexual harassment prevention obligation: what employers need to do before the law changes
Michelle Last
Why summer holidays can become the danger zone for relationships/marriages
Terrence Trainor
Why you should review and update your company’s articles of association
Jaan Larner
When is a marriage not a marriage?
Emma Harte
How will the new Product Liability Directive (EU) 2024/2853 impact businesses?
Mirjam Schorr
Business rates relief: is this an industry-wide solution to an industry-wide problem?
Aman Sehgal
How executors and beneficiaries can recover money owed to an estate
Ben Crowley
Recordings in family law: value, risks, and the Court's approach
Laura Hughes
Putting children first in family matters
Emma Harte & Rachel Lemon
Overseas witnesses: potential pitfalls and extended coronial powers
Hannah Pilkington
The GPhC’s new standards for superintendent pharmacists: where does responsibility end?
Tracy Sell-Peters & Natasha Ricioppo
What are the risks of using AI in pharmacy?
Natasha Ricioppo, Joanne Staphnill & Tracy Sell-Peters
From legal adviser to strategic partner: how the role of the general counsel is evolving
Nick Watson
PART 2 – MEES reform for commercial property: what this means for landlords, investors, and occupiers
Vijay Patel
PART 1 – MEES reform for commercial property: government confirms EPC B target for larger buildings by 2031
Vijay Patel
Taxable benefit? HMRC’s evolving approach to visa costs
Lee McIntyre-Hamilton