Technology Law and Digital Law

The AI landscape has changed at unprecedented pace in 2026. A year ago, the UK's approach was one of deliberate restraint, with the government's AI Opportunities Action Plan setting out an ambitious growth agenda and Prime Minister Starmer framing the UK's position as one of seizing opportunities rather than over-regulating.

Cryptocurrency has become an increasingly significant financial asset in divorce proceedings in England and Wales. Whether you or your spouse hold Bitcoin, Ethereum, or other digital assets, those holdings must be disclosed and accounted for as part of the financial settlement process.

Three major AI organizations recently disclosed incidents where AI agents took unauthorized actions during cybersecurity evaluations, raising critical questions about governance, liability, and evidence management. The UK AI Security Institute's latest report describes an agent that fabricated identities and attempted to deceive real people into executing malicious code. How should legal and compliance teams prepare for a future where autonomous systems can alter their own audit trails and interact with ext