Supreme Court distinguishes Uber service from other booking apps and upheld the employment tribunal decision that Uber drivers are workers….
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Institute publishes report of rapid review of COVID vaccine passports and status apps….
The key objective is to tailor dispute resolution procedures to the distinctive features of new technologies such as smart contracts…
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BAILII has granted Oxford University unprecedented access to case data for AI analysis in historic agreement. Imogen Palmer and Mark O’Conor look at what that could mean for lawyers….
Government wants to make it quicker and easier for people to verify their identity online….
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Jason Alvares and Alexandra Kirby take stock of how their use of technology to resolve disputes and litigation has changed in the wake of the pandemic….
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Two new Trustees are sought to join the SCL Board at the AGM in April 2021…
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Message set out in opinions on the Digital Services Act and the Digital Markets Act…
Leah Grolman reviews the first edition of this book bringing together disparate areas of law as they apply to AI….
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Session included discussions on law enforcement, cybercrime and use of data for scientific research as well as about WhatsApp’s recent privacy policy update….
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