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Seeing isn’t always believing - navigating the challenges of falsified evidence
Posted: 25/04/2025
In March 2025, Penningtons Manches Cooper hosted a panel discussion at the firm's London office, addressing the challenges posed by deepfake evidence in court proceedings......>>
Penningtons Manches Cooper contributes to The Legal 500’s Fintech Country Comparative Guide
Posted: 19/03/2025
Penningtons Manches Cooper’s specialist fintech team has made a significant contribution to The Legal 500’s newly published Fintech Country Comparative Guide. The 2025 edition, which has been launched this week, provides a pragmatic overview of fintech law across multiple jurisdictions accompanied by a deep dive analysis of some......>>
Navigating Regulatory Challenges - Data Flows and AI
Posted: 13/03/2025
As businesses integrate AI and automation into their digital strategies, navigating data privacy and cybersecurity regulations becomes increasingly complex. In this episode, Charlotte Hill and Dan Lovett break down the legal frameworks governing AI and data flows, examining the EU AI Act, UK regulations, and sector-specific compliance requirements......>>
The first digital gilt to use blockchain technology
Posted: 11/02/2025
On 14 November 2024, the Chancellor of the Exchequer announced in her Mansion House speech that the government will issue a digital gilt instrument, known as ‘DIGIT’. This pilot issuance will take place within the newly established Digital Securities Sandbox (DSS). These initiatives aim to allow the government to explore the benefits......>>
Court breaks up representative action romance: Getty Images v Stability AI
Posted: 10/02/2025
The case of Getty Images (US) Inc and Ors v Stability AI Ltd [2025] EWHC 38 (Ch), which the team previously reported on (see here), continues to progress through the English High Court. Most recently, the claimants sought for Thomas M Barwick Inc, the sixth claimant, to act as a representative for a class of individuals in the claim. On 14 January......>>
The impact of finfluencers on Millennial and Gen Z investment preferences
Posted: 26/11/2024
Social media, in recent years, has witnessed a significant rise in ‘finfluencing’ (financial influencing), with many finfluencers amassing followings into the millions as younger consumers increasingly turn to social media for investment information and advice.The hugely extensive public reach of finfluencers was made clear by a 2023 study......>>
Navigating risk: lessons from the CrowdStrike outage
Posted: 19/08/2024
Whether you are an SME or a large organisation, establishing supply chain resilience is critical, as a business is only as strong as its weakest link. CrowdStrike’s recent faulty technical update caused 8.5 million computers running Microsoft Windows to crash, grounding flights, taking broadcasters off the air and clogging up health systems. CrowdStrike......>>
‘Finfluencing’: increasing financial literacy or making money misleading people?
Posted: 05/07/2024
Financial influencers – known as ‘finfluencers’ – use social media to share financial and investment-related content. There has been a significant rise in financial influencing on social media over the past few years, with many finfluencers amassing followings into the millions as younger consumers increasingly turn to social media for their investment......>>
When can you obtain judgment against an ‘unknown’ defendant? Mooij v Persons Unknown
Posted: 27/06/2024
In a recent High Court case, Mooij v Persons Unknown, the court granted summary judgment for a monetary amount against unknown crypto-fraudsters. This decision is significant because it confirms that while enforcing a judgment against an unknown defendant may be difficult, it is not a reason not to grant it. The case also highlights......>>
Generative AI in the courts: Getty Images v Stability AI
Posted: 16/02/2024
In January 2023, Getty Images – a ‘pre-eminent global visual content creator and market place’ – commenced legal proceedings in the English High Court against Stability AI, an open-source generative artificial intelligence (AI) company. Getty is alleging infringement of its IP rights in relation to Stability’s deep learning AI model that automatically......>>
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