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| In the Newsletter The Government recently published a White Paper, “A pro-innovation approach to AI regulation,” setting out its proposals for AI regulation, in conjunction with an impact assessment and consultation paper. Jo Frears, IP & Technology Leader at Lionshead Law, considers some of the key points: A pro-innovation approach to AI regulation Alex Heshmaty looks at the new report by Tony Blair and William Hague which explores how the UK can harness innovative technologies to meet future challenges – several proposals touching on the convergence of law and technology: Harnessing innovative technologies to meet future challenges The voice of your clients – and others you deal with – has potential to play much more of a leading role in the ongoing development and evolution of law firms. Allan Carton explains: Make more of the voice of your clients Alex Heshmaty explains the ChatGPT AI application and assesses its implications in legal: ChatGPT: implications for the legal world Partner articles and news Alcohol and drug testing: Hair drug testing vs nail drug testing – Alphabiolabs PEth blood alcohol testing: your questions answered – Alphabiolabs Legal practice: How to keep your business ahead of the curve in 2023 – LEAP Become a more competitive law firm – don’t let your fees drain away! – Access Legal Why 2023 is a great time to start a law firm – LEAP How do I improve my law firm clients’ experience? – Access Legal Legal technology: 5 ways that technology can help law firms attract and retain talent – LEAP Modernising the conveyancing process – Access Legal Will moving to cloud hosting save money? – Access LegalLaw features Laurence Howland of How Compliance Ltd explains what Chinese Underground banking is, saying the risks should be properly understood and seen in their broader cultural context so that UK business may engage constructively with this important customer base: Chinese Underground Banking and its risk to UK businesses Nicky Hunter of Stowe Family Law LLP explains how the new law raising the legal age of marriage will go some way to help protect children from being forced into marriages, but more needs to be done to prevent them from abuse: Minimum marriage age raised to protect under 18s Content and contributions The Internet for Lawyers Newsletter aims to help you understand the internet and the legal issues it raises, guide you through the legal resources and tools available online, and assist you in the practical application of internet services to your legal practice. The Newsletter is edited and published by Nick Holmes of infolaw Limited, assisted by technology editor Alex Heshmaty of Legal Words.Infolaw also publishes articles by its partners, lawyers and other experts in the legal industry in its Partner Showcase and on Venables Legal Resources. To maintain the quality of our content, we welcome contributions from practising and academic lawyers and other domain experts. To pay the bills we also carry sponsored content and advertising. |
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