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AI agents promise to bypass today’s gatekeepers. They may also become tomorrow’s.
When agents sit between consumers and businesses, competition shifts from winning a customer’s attention to winning an agent’s recommendation.
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Ion Muruianu has successfully challenged a decision of the Superior Council of Magistracy requiring him either to resign from the Supreme Court or be transferred to a lower court. Philip Leach acted for Ion Muruianu with Jessica Gavron.
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@KenMacdonaldKC and @timowenkc discuss the Olly Robbins fall out and other UK Law and Politics issues on this week’s episode of @doubjeopardypod.
Listen here: https://t.co/En09ATPTfI
The second episode of the webinar series "The Rule of Law, Migration & Human Rights: Retreat, Retrenchment, Reimagining" will feature Eleanor Mitchell, Professor Cathryn Costello, Professor Catherine Briddick and Randhir Gayan Wanigasekara.
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Sir Oliver Robbins has settled his claim regarding the termination of his posts of Permanent Under-Secretary at the FCDO and Head of the Diplomatic Service. Gavin Millar KC and Nathan Roberts were instructed by Slater and Gordon.
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Matrix is delighted to be recognised by Chambers and Partners as a Leading Set in the UK Bar 2027 with 86 members ranked across 23 practice areas.
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Jim Laddie KC will be speaking at the ELBA Appellate Advocacy Training at the Supreme Court in London on 23 October, providing a cross-examination masterclass alongside Jane Russell KC.
Register to attend: https://t.co/qaokHDwRC9
What happens when pricing algorithms learn to keep prices high without any agreement between firms?
In the sixth article in his AI & Competition Law series, Carter Chim explores whether competition law can treat this as a cartel.
Read the full article: https://t.co/AhzPvbKlNy
In this week's episode of @doubjeopardypod, @KenMacdonaldKC and @timowenkc discuss the quashing of the Mountbatten-Windsor Search Warrants, and other UK Law and politics issues.
Listen here: https://t.co/Vp6ODfOISG
Artificial intelligence promises transformative advances in science, medicine and beyond. Writing for The Guardian, former Attorney General Lord Richard Hermer KC argues that its development must be accompanied by rigorous regulation.
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The High Court has handed down an important judgment on the retention of police records in (R (DMP) v Chief Constable of Warwickshire Police [2026] EWHC 2471 (Admin)). Aidan Wills was instructed by CJS Defence Ltd.
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On 6 October, the first inquest into the impact of a Terrorism Prevention and Investigation Measure (‘TPIM’) on the deceased concluded.
The family was represented by Jesse Nicholls and Doughty Street Chambers, instructed by Birnberg Peirce.
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The Matrix team is attending the Public Law Project Annual Conference 2026 in London today.
We're looking forward to hearing Anirudh Mathur at the closing plenary, “Protecting democracy and accountability through law.
View the full agenda: https://t.co/Y6FT8mIcWx
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Join us on Thursday 15 October for Matrix's ESG Conference, featuring four expert panel discussions chaired by Toby Fisher, Zoe Leventhal KC, Jamas Hodivala KC and Matthew O'Regan.
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Clare Montgomery KC and James Stansfeld represented Mr Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor in his successful challenge to the legality of search warrants obtained and executed by Thames Valley Police in February 2026.
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The Court of Appeal has overturned the convictions of five former traders who were convicted and sentenced to up to 8 years in jail for conspiracy to defraud. Tim James-Matthews acted for three of the former traders, instructed by Hickman & Rose.
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In R (on the application of Baron Ranger) v The Prime Minister, Mrs Justice Lieven held that the recommendation to revoke Baron Ranger’s CBE was justiciable and capable of challenge by way of judicial review. Barney McCay was instructed by Patron Law. https://t.co/67J2ntZSQs
In this week's @doubjeopardypod, @KenMacdonaldKC and @timowenkc discuss legal certainty and the Conversion Practices Bill, as well as other UK Law and Politics issues.
Listen here: https://t.co/6QxSmTh9pI
In the fifth article of this series on AI and competition law, Carter Chim maps out a four-step gradient of algorithmic pricing cases explaining why the strongest pricing cases tend to be the least sophisticated.
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