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Every Friday. What regulators, courts and professional bodies have said this week, and what it means for your practice.

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One practical exercise. Something small to try in your own work, with the tools you already have.

Latest issues

23 October 2026

This week in UK legal AI: you can't bill the time AI saved you

Billing the hour a task would have taken without AI runs against new Law Society guidance. Check time recording before the next bill goes out.

21 October 2026

Jargon Buster: is that workslop on your desk?

Last time, the meat proxy. This time, what they leave behind: AI work that looks finished but isn't.

16 October 2026

This week in UK legal AI: unchecked AI drafts now risk wasted costs

From September 2027 your continuing competence record may need to show how you check AI output against primary sources.

14 October 2026

Jargon Buster: are you a meat proxy?

A new series on AI jargon for lawyers. First up: the person who pastes your question into a chatbot and sends the answer straight back.

9 October 2026

This week in UK legal AI: your clients' AI could face strict liability

If a client builds AI into consumer products, their supply contracts may not survive a regime in which liability cannot be excluded

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