
Articles
- Articles
UK Government enters into MOU with Open AI
07 Aug 2025On 21 July 2025, the UK Government and OpenAI signed a non-binding Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), outlining the government’s hopes to work together more closely on AI innovation. You can read the official text here.
- Articles
VWV recognised in the Government's industrial strategy
06 Aug 2025The Government's plan for the professional and business sector specifically includes VWV as a case study for law firms embracing AI.
- Articles
Supreme Court Decision: Johnson v FirstRand Bank and Related Cases
06 Aug 2025The recent Supreme Court judgment in Johnson v FirstRand Bank, Wrench v FirstRand Bank, and Hopcraft v Close Brothers has provided significant clarification on fiduciary duties, bribery, the tort of bribery, and consumer credit law.
- Articles
Is the end finally nigh for chancel repair?
06 Aug 2025In July the Law Commission published a consultation paper outlining proposals to reform the law around chancel repair liability in England and Wales.
- Articles
CIPD Calls for a Reskilling Revolution
05 Aug 2025CIPD’s latest analysis spotlights an ageing workforce increasingly exposed to transformative trends such as AI and the net-zero transition, yet with persistently low training access for older employees.
- Articles
The perils of home made wills
05 Aug 2025A video recording might seem a good idea when an elderly person signs a will to help prove capacity. Here's a cautionary tale of when it can go horribly wrong.