AI Law Knowledge Hub

New AI Legal & Compliance Knowledge Hub

Peter Howitt

Managing Director

“AI Law Knowledge Hub“, Peter Pink-Howitt, 2023

Given the emergence of AI, and the importance to every aspect of our daily lives and business activities, we have created an AI Legal and Compliance Knowledge Hub where we will link useful law, guidance, analysis and news on AI & legal issues.

Due to the complexity and scope of AI and the more collaborative nature of knowledge acquisition in a connected world, we will include links to useful articles from other law firms around the world. 

I have also written a personal blog on the importance of emerging AI to almost every aspect of our lives.

News & Insights

July 14, 2026

Gibraltar’s Prediction Market Regulations: A New Regulatory Category for Emerging Markets

Gibraltar has introduced a dedicated regulatory framework for prediction markets, marking a significant step in the evolution of its gambling and financial services landscape. The Prediction Market Regulations 2026, made under the Gambling Act 2025, establish a standalone regime for a category of activity that has, until now, sat between traditional gambling and financial trading. Andrew Tait Head of Betting & Gaming Arnas Urbutis Trainee Associate A distinct regulatory categoryAt the core of the new framework is a clear policy…

April 21, 2026

The 2026 Employer’s Audit: Navigating AI Recruitment and Bias under Gibraltar Law & the EU AI Act

Fiona Young Consultant Tessa Rosado-Standen Associate Whether you are a Gibraltar-based gaming operator, a financial services provider, or a public sector entity, the AI "compliance cliff" is no longer on the horizon; it is beneath your feet. When it comes to the use of AI in the workplace, for Gibraltar-based employers, the transition from theoretical risk to urgent operational implementation is here and it calls for a careful balancing of EU mandated obligations and local law. In what follows, Ramparts…

April 20, 2026

The 90-Day Standard: Navigating the 2025 Contract Termination Regulations for UK and Gibraltar Providers

David Borge Practice Director Due to come into force on 28 April 2026, the Payment Services and Payment Accounts (Contract Termination) (Amendment) Regulations 2025 (the Regulations) are designed to strengthen consumer protections regarding the termination of payment service contracts. The scope of the Regulations is broad, covering credit institutions, payment institutions, and E-Money Institutions. Consequently, online payment providers and processors are explicitly included within the remit of these new rules. The landscape for payment service providers (PSPs) and Electronic Money…

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