Daft Punk
Continuing the theme of Artificial Intelligence (AI), an interesting case decided this year was that of Amjad v UK Insurance […]
2023
Natural intelligence
One of the topics that I am currently investigating is artificial intelligence. I have subscribed to ChatGPT4, and working my
Judgment Day
I have been a barrister for nearly 30 years. In that time I have seen many trends, fashions, fads and
Tuesday, Tuesday
One of the hardy old chestnuts of credit hire practice, is the case that comes around, every few years concerning
Kung Fu Nights
October has arrived. A season of mists and mellow fruitfulness with cool mornings and misty starts. I am however, currently
The uses of adversity
So Trinity Term draws to an end and the Long Vacation beckons. A very long one for me, as I
Costs and group litigation
On 15th June 2023 Erica Bedford and I will be giving a talk on costs and group litigation. As the
On a pale horse
As long ago as 2009, The Guardian reported that banks and solicitors were charging £1.25 billion per annum for the
Havens of Malta
Easter has now been and gone. I have returned from a very welcome break on the ancient island of Malta.
Of herbs and stewed rabbit
Spring has reached the riverlands. Each day the sky seems to become bluer, and the foliage greener. Last month Craig