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Disputes occur in the business world. Whether it be making a claim against another party or finding yourself on the receiving end of a claim, the process can be difficult, time-consuming and stressful. It is, therefore, important to assess the right course of action and determine the precise response at all stages.
Dr. Angelika Hellweger
13 January 2026
Angelika Hellweger highlights another case in which AI-generated research was relied upon incorrectly in a court of law. The message is clear: mislead the court and pay the costs.
Dr. Angelika Hellweger
27 November 2025
Angelika Hellweger discusses the latest instance of a lawyer being caught out by fake cases, generated by large language models. Consequences for this type of misuse are likely to become more severe.
Syedur Rahman
11 September 2025
A derivative claim is a claim brought by a shareholder, or a group of shareholders, on behalf of the company to challenge the conduct of the director(s) of the company.
Syedur Rahman
13 June 2025
The perils of using AI in legal practice have once again been brought into sharp focus, as fake cases and citations found their way into pleadings and witness statements.
Syedur Rahman
22 April 2025
In basic terms, the principle of res judicata means that once a matter has already been litigated, it cannot be brought again.
Nicola Sharp
23 July 2024
In broad terms, disclosure is the process by which parties in litigation share documents with each other. The documents evidence the case, but they may also expose inconsistencies or inaccuracies in e...
Nicola Sharp
4 June 2024
Russian entities have been subject to sanctions since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in 2022. Since then, there has been a rise in anti-suit injunctions. The main reason is that there is a Russian law w...
Nicola Sharp
3 May 2024
If you find yourself locked in a disagreement about taxes with the HMRC, what’s the best course of action?