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AI disputes in action series

This article series examines the intersection of artificial intelligence and dispute resolution from multiple perspectives. As AI systems become increasingly sophisticated and autonomous, courts, tribunals, and legal practitioners face unprecedented questions about liability, evidence, procedure, and the fundamental principles underpinning our justice system. Over the coming months, we will explore how the English courts and tribunals will need to adapt established legal doctrines to the realities of autonomous technology, and how practitioners can prepare for the novel complexities that AI-driven litigation presents. Our coverage will address several interconnected themes including the use of AI tools and evidence in dispute resolution processes, key legal developments in AI, and the broader implications AI has for access to justice.

When intelligent systems fail: a case study in AI liability and the future of commercial disputes

In this article, Katie Chandler and Esha Marwaha examine the emerging challenges of AI liability in commercial disputes, focusing on a fictional yet plausible case study within smart city infrastructure. As autonomous systems become integral to logistics and transport sectors, English courts are increasingly confronted with complex litigation involving self-learning technologies.

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When the evidence thinks for itself: how will the courts keep AI-generated evidence in check?

In the latest instalment of our AI disputes in action series, Helen Robinson and Andrew Spencer examine these critical questions, exploring how the courts are adapting to this new reality and what it means for legal practitioners navigating the AI era.

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Key developments in AI disputes in 2025

In this article, Katie Chandler, Andrew Howell, Natalia Faekova and Helen Brannigan explore some of the most notable AI legal developments in 2025, from fake citations and updated judicial guidance, to Getty Images v Stability AI.

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AI disputes in action series

Disputes & investigations

When intelligent systems fail: a case study in AI liability and the future of commercial disputes

31 October 2025

by Katie Chandler

Disputes & investigations

When the evidence thinks for itself: how will the courts keep AI-generated evidence in check?

12 December 2025

by Helen Robinson, Andrew Spencer

Disputes & investigations

Key developments in AI disputes in 2025

23 January 2026

by Multiple authors

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Disputes & investigations

WUC v NCA: Criminal property and the possession, use, acquisition exemption

13 February 2026

Briefing

by David McCluskey

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Disputes & investigations

Key developments in AI disputes in 2025

23 January 2026

Briefing

by multiple authors

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Technology, media & communications

Ofcom investigates X's Grok as scrutiny of deepfakes and nudification tools increases

22 January 2026

In-depth analysis

by Debbie Heywood

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