Articles - 13 August

A selection of articles from journals recently received in the Law Society Library are highlighted below.

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    Artificial Intelligence

    • Janine Anthony Bowen, ‘Patchwork vs framework: US and EU AI regulation compared, and the compliance choices facing cross-border business’ (2026) 32(5) Computer and Telecommunications Law Review 119-124. EU Law - Artificial Intelligence - Consumer Law - Consumer Protection - Compliance - AI Regulation - Comparative Law - US - European Union - Cross-border Business Transactions.

    • Raymond Byrne, ‘Case law and guidance on gen AI hallucinations: we have been warned - part II’ (2026) 44(4) Irish Law Times 39-46. Legal Profession - Artificial Intelligence - Generative AI - Citation of Authorities - Accuracy - Verification - Fabricated Authorities - AI Hallucinations - Solicitors’ Powers and Duties - Duty to the Court - Professional Conduct - Judges - Judiciary - Lay Litigants - WRC Guidelines - Law Society Guidelines.

    Business Law

    • John Gaffney, ‘The revised Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive: scope and company obligations’ (2026) 33(4) Commercial Law Practitioner 72-79. Company law - Environmental Law - EU Law - EU Directives - Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive - Due diligence - Environmental social governance - Reporting requirements - Sustainability.

    Employment

    • Joanna Hunt and Khurram Shamsee, ‘Right-to-work checks: avoiding discrimination claims’ (2026) 37(5) PLC Magazine 35-39. Employment - Employers’ Powers and Duties - Codes of Practice - Illegal Workers - Direct Discrimination - Indirect Discrimination.

    • Andy Prendergast, ‘Labour Court tells logistics firm to compensate worker for enforced retirement’ 23 July (2026) Issue 29 Industrial Relations News. Employment - Employers’ Powers and Duties - Mandatory - Retirement - Discrimination - Retirement Age - Objectively and Reasonably Justified - Legitimate Aim - Labour Court - Appeal of WRC Decision - Compensation.

    EU and International Affairs

    • Mauro Megliani, ‘The European Union and Ukraine: in search of money’ (2026) 41(8) Journal of International Banking Law and Regulation 265-270. European Union - Banking and Finance EU Budget - Russia - Financial Support for Ukraine - Sanctions - Frozen Assets - External Relations.

    • Rhodri Williams KC, ‘Revision of the EU public procurement framework’ (2026) 4 Public Procurement Law Review NA142-NA146. Public Procurement - EU Law - European Union - European Commission - Reform.

    Family Law

    • Debbie Lloyd and Jess Shipley, ‘Court clarifies parental responsibility and biological fatherhood’ (2026) 169(6) Solicitors Journal 52-53. Family Law - Civil Procedure - Birth Parents - Fathers - Biological Fathers - Parental Responsibility - Birth Registration.

    Intellectual Property and Data Protection Law

    • Christophe Geiger, ‘The Voss and Jensen parliamentary reports on copyright and generative AI: a wrong step in the right direction?’ (2026) 48(8) European Intellectual Property Review 477-486. Intellectual Property - EU Law - Artificial Intelligence - Generative AI - Copyright - Enforcement - Equitable Remuneration - European Parliament Report - Council of Europe Report.

    Litigation

    • Andrew Higgins, ‘The damagingly slow development of collective redress procedures in the United Kingdom (editorial)’ (2026) 45(3) Civil Justice Quarterly 175-191. Civil Procedure - Collective Proceedings - Group Litigation - Collective Redress - Representative Actions - Litigation Funding - Comparative Law - Australia - Canada - Class Action Models - Civil Justice Council's Review of Litigation Funding.

    Practice Management

    • Michael Ó Scathaill and Jonathan Ginnelly, ‘Money’ July (2026) 120(6) Law Society Gazette (Ire) 41-47. Legal Practitioners - Retirement - Private Pensions - Lump Sums - Financial Planning - Tax Implications

    Probate, Administration and Trusts

    • John Maton, ‘Certainty of purpose: the need for clarity in charitable objects’ (2026) 3 Private Client Business 90-95. Charity Law - Charities - Trusts - Certainty - Drafting - Objects and Purposes - Charitable Purposes - Advancement of Education.

    Taxation

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