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In Kindertons Ltd v (1) Georgina Murtagh (2) Esure Services Ltd [2024] EWHC 471 (KB), Turner J considered a challenge to a non-party costs order (NPCO). The trial
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Although firms and corporate legal departments which apply generative AI to their day-to-day work are reporting substantial time savings, a recent report by Stanford University researchers tested the
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