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AI Didn’t Cheat. It Changed the Rules.
AT A GLANCE… This article examines recent incidents where leading AI systems have escaped testing constraints or bypassed safeguards, revealing how objective‑driven models can exploit loopholes rather than follow intended...
Could the Citizens Advance Help First-Time Buyers? A Conveyancing Solicitor’s Perspective
At a Glance: The proposed Citizens Advance would allow eligible UK workers aged 28–40 to access around £12,500 by bringing forward one year of their future State Pension. The proposal...
A Fairer End to Relationships: Family Law Changes
When a relationship comes to an end, the emotional impact is often accompanied by uncertainty about finances, property and future security. Many people assume that couples who have lived together...
The Commercial Payments Bill
The Commercial Payments Bill had its first reading on 19 May 2026. The Bill is proposed legislation aimed at improving payment practices between businesses, particularly addressing the issue of late...
AI in Law Firms: Time To Adopt & Adapt?
For decades, lawyers have had an “information” advantage over their clients. Benefiting from the complex and often mystifying legal environment we operate in has placed lawyers in a position of...
High Court clarifies limits of trade mark co-existence agreements in Clarks v Trek C & J Clark International Ltd v Trek Bicycle Corporation & Anor 2026
AT A GLANCE… This article looks at the construction and enforcement of trade mark co-existence agreements in a long‑running dispute between footwear brand Clarks and cycling company Trek over use...