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UK Parliament has identified generative AI as a clear and present danger to the UK creative industries, centring on copy...
23/06/2026

UK Parliament has identified generative AI as a clear and present danger to the UK creative industries, centring on copyright, licensing and the use of protected works in training and outputs. Creators may face weakened control, harder enforcement and greater difficulty proving unauthorised use. Clarity on permission remains essential. https://www.aiolawyers.com/?p=8717 Read the full article8717

UK ministers have been urged to drop plans for a copyright exception linked to AI training. Such an exception would alte...
22/06/2026

UK ministers have been urged to drop plans for a copyright exception linked to AI training. Such an exception would alter how protected works may be used, reducing the need for permission in some cases and narrowing rights holders’ control. It could also create uncertainty over licensing and infringement risk. https://www.aiolawyers.com/?p=8715 Read the full article8715

The House of Lords has passed an amendment connected to the Stonewall UK campaign, bringing the measure a step closer to...
21/06/2026

The House of Lords has passed an amendment connected to the Stonewall UK campaign, bringing the measure a step closer to possible legal reform. This is a parliamentary development, not a final change in law. The proposal remains active and may still be amended, delayed, or carried forward. https://www.aiolawyers.com/?p=8713 Read the full article8713

UK settlement rules now require a higher standard of English for applicants seeking settled status. This strengthens lan...
20/06/2026

UK settlement rules now require a higher standard of English for applicants seeking settled status. This strengthens language ability as a substantive eligibility condition. Applicants should review their evidence carefully, as reliance on a lower standard is likely to result in refusal. Timing and preparation are now central to settlement planning. https://www.aiolawyers.com/?p=8706 Read the full article8706

Schools are facing stronger expectations to protect pupils with allergies through structured, defensible safety measures...
19/06/2026

Schools are facing stronger expectations to protect pupils with allergies through structured, defensible safety measures. Clear internal arrangements are needed to manage supervision, communication and exposure to known triggers. Staff awareness must be reliable, with allergy information shared appropriately to avoid gaps. Weak management may create legal and safeguarding exposure. https://www.aiolawyers.com/?p=8704 Read the full article8704

UK law is set to clarify the position on class action litigation funding, with the focus squarely on how collective proc...
18/06/2026

UK law is set to clarify the position on class action litigation funding, with the focus squarely on how collective proceedings are financed. This should improve certainty over enforceable funding structures and reduce disputes at an early stage. It also affects how risk is allocated between claimants, funders and defendants. Parties should review arrangements carefully once the law is in force. https://www.aiolawyers.com?p8702 Read the full article8702

UK construction products are moving towards a wider regulatory regime covering the full range of products used in constr...
17/06/2026

UK construction products are moving towards a wider regulatory regime covering the full range of products used in construction. This raises the importance of product conformity, documentation and accountability across the supply chain. Manufacturers, importers and other market participants must ensure products meet applicable requirements before market placement. Contractual risk may also increase where product descriptions and performance claims face greater scrutiny. https://www.aiolawyers.com/?p=8700 Read the full article8700

UK proposals on child social media use would introduce tighter legal controls on minors’ access to online platforms. Pla...
16/06/2026

UK proposals on child social media use would introduce tighter legal controls on minors’ access to online platforms. Platforms would need clarity on age verification, scope of restriction and compliance obligations. Any final framework would require precise drafting and enforceable safeguards. https://www.aiolawyers.com/?p=8698 Read the full article8698

The UK Government has set out its legal position on whether defensive action in response to Iranian regional attacks may...
15/06/2026

The UK Government has set out its legal position on whether defensive action in response to Iranian regional attacks may lawfully be taken under international law. This analysis turns on self-defence and the justification for force. It focuses on whether any response is defensive, proportionate to the threat, and legally defensible. Where those conditions are not met, there is legal and reputational risk. https://www.aiolawyers.com/?p=8696 Read the full article8696

Jersey has approved an assisted dying law, creating a statutory framework for end-of-life decisions on the island. This ...
14/06/2026

Jersey has approved an assisted dying law, creating a statutory framework for end-of-life decisions on the island. This marks a significant shift in the legal position and will require careful attention to eligibility, process and oversight. Healthcare and legal professionals will need clear rules to manage risk and comply with the new framework. The legislation will determine the scope of lawful conduct and the safeguards that must be followed. https://www.aiolawyers.com/?p=8694 Read the full article8694

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