This is the second article in our two-part series on protecting reputation in the AI era. Read the first part. Introduction. As outlined in Part 1, AI-driven reputational threats ...
On 18 November 2025, compulsory ID verification requirements for directors and people with significant control (PSCs) of UK ...
This is the first article in our two-part series on protecting reputation in the AI era. AI has transformed how content is produced, consumed and verified. Reputation is no longer shaped primarily by ...
The High Court quashed the OfS's fine against Sussex, prompting revised guidance on freedom of speech and a new OfS complaints scheme for 2026.
Welcome to our video series, "The Future of Defence: Expert Perspectives," where we explore the pivotal role of innovation in Defence Tech. This series will bring together thought leaders and experts ...
Amanda Gray has commented for the Law Society Gazette on the government's consultation on whether the standard of proof for 'short-form' inquest conclusions of unlawful killing should be changed back ...
Style Gallery, Mishcon de Reya's pop-up shopping event for luxury brands, took place in Africa House on Thursday 10 September. We are delighted to share a short highlights video from the evening, a ...
Mark Kaye, Partner in the Employment department has commented in People Management on a reduction in workplace harassment enquiries to Acas, the independent public body that resolves employment ...
The Employment Appeal Tribunal's (EAT) recent decision in Clifton Diocese v Parker is a cautionary tale of what can go wrong in a workplace investigation, recording a series of serious procedural ...
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