For small businesses, the prospect of entering into a legal battle with larger, more established companies can seem daunting. However, in England, several smaller entities have emerged victorious, proving that with the right legal guidance and resilience, smaller firms can take on their Goliath counterparts. In this post, we delve into a few recent instances where smaller companies triumphed in litigation, leading to substantial payouts.
Dealing with instances of professional negligence can be incredibly challenging and stressful. However, recent cases in England have shown that claimants can secure large payouts with the right guidance and perseverance. Let's dive into the realm of professional negligence and shed light on some compelling cases that have led to significant financial recompense.
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The repercussions of the Brexit epoch continue to ripple through the legal landscape of the UK, particularly evident in the interpretation of the Commercial Agents (Council Directive) Regulations 1993. Concurrently, the spectre of undisclosed commissions, with echoes from the sub-prime loan crisis, has found renewed relevance in light of recent High Court rulings. This article explores the juncture of these two regulatory domains, their post-Brexit implications, and the pathway for individuals seeking redress for fraudulently obtained monies.
For the past few months, Oratto has been testing the UK’s first ever free 24/7 consumer-facing AI-powered legal advisor, developed by its technology partner, Simply.Law. It provides advice based on the laws of England & Wales by default but, if the user indicates a different location, e.g. Scotland, it can also advise on other legal jurisdictions.
Simply.Law, part of the Simply Technology Group, develops AI-driven legal software. It has developed the legal advisor solution using AI tools such as ChatGPT4.0 from OpenAI, exclusively for Oratto to use in the UK market (Simply.Law is also in active discussions to launch similar partnerships in other legal jurisdictions).
In our article “Live transcripts from an AI legal advisor – how am I doing? (Part 1)”, we discussed how this new service has been performing and began to share some transcripts of live conversations with real clients.
In Part 2, we are sharing a second anonymised client conversation regarding a motoring offence enquiry:
For the past few months, Oratto has been testing the UK’s first ever free 24/7 consumer-facing AI-powered legal advisor, developed by its technology partner, Simply.Law. It provides advice based on the laws of England & Wales by default but, if the user indicates a different location, e.g. Scotland, it can also advise on other legal jurisdictions.
Simply.Law, part of the Simply Technology Group, develops AI-driven legal software. It has developed the legal advisor solution using AI tools such as ChatGPT4.0 from OpenAI, exclusively for Oratto to use in the UK market (Simply.Law is also in active discussions to launch similar partnerships in other legal jurisdictions).
In our article “Live transcripts from an AI legal advisor – how am I doing? (Part 1)”, we discussed how this new service has been performing and began to share some transcripts of live conversations with real clients.
In Part 3, we are sharing a second anonymised client conversation regarding an international family / separation enquiry:
