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Who is responsible for preventing online copyright infringement?

What does Brexit mean for the status of EU nationals living in the UK?

More and more of us are now doing things outside of the law because we realise that there are plenty of things that make us happy and energised while making us some extra money.

What reforms have been proposed for public sector pensions in response to broad economic and social factors?

Will the government review into the discount rate for personal injury claims bring fairer compensation for claimants?

How do law firms price their work?

ChatGPT makes use of GPT-3 meaning Generative Pre-trained Transformer, version 3), a machine-learning language model that’s consumed enough text to be able to interpret and output text in a way that appears human-like. It isn’t necessarily ‘intelligence’; it just knows how to predict the next word in a sentence. AI is becoming more prominent in the legal profession and will continue to grow in its usage and implementation in the years to come. Anything that can make our lives easier will always be a winner for us!

Trained on vast datasets, Generative Artificial Intelligence models can produce impressively sophisticated outputs - some of which are perhaps indistinguishable from human-created works. However, these new tools raise significant legal quandaries, particularly for copyright law.

Associate Alasdair Johnston discusses why he was drawn to working at international law firm Morgan, Lewis & Bockius UK LLP, the rewarding cases he’s worked on and the importance of work experience for aspiring lawyers. Plus, he highlights his time on secondment in Dubai.

Banking and finance is a global industry involving a wide variety of financial products, ranging from simple bank loans to companies, to highly structured financing arrangements across multiple jurisdictions.

Let’s face it, long drawn-out job applications can be a drag! Particularly training contract applications where there are multiple stages to go through.

We spoke to Rachel Hii, a future trainee who’s taken and passed the Solicitors Qualifying Exam (SQE) having completed a preparation course with The University of Law. Find out how Rachel found the SQE prep, the assessments themselves and Rachel's top tips for you!