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

March 30, 2026

Cryptoasset Theft Without Conversion: Rethinking Litigation Strategy After Ping Fai Yuen v Fun Yung Li

Cryptoasset Theft Without Conversion: Rethinking Litigation Strategy After Ping Fai Yuen v Fun Yung Li   Steven de Lara Head of Litigation, Trusts and Financial Services Arnas Urbutis Trainee Associate The rapid growth of digital assets continues to highlight a fundamental tension in English law: while cryptoassets are now clearly recognised as property, the legal tools available to recover that property have not evolved at the same pace. The High Court’s recent decision in Ping Fai Yuen v Fun Yung…

March 25, 2026

The Gibraltar Gambling Act 2025 – A Structural Shift in Regulatory Scope and Supervision

The Gibraltar Gambling Act 2025 – A Structural Shift in Regulatory Scope and Supervision Andrew Tait Head of Betting & Gaming The enactment of the Gambling Act 2025 represents a significant evolution in Gibraltar’s regulatory framework, moving away from a system historically linked to the location of infrastructure towards a more modern, hlistic and substance-driven regime. The legislation continues the separation between licensing and supervisory functions, with the Minister acting as the Licensing Authority, and a more empowered Commissioner, supported…

The three pillars of the Gibraltar Authorisation Regime
March 9, 2026

The Gibraltar Authorisation Regime (GAR) & UK Market Access

The Gibraltar Authorisation Regime (GAR) represents the permanent legislative framework enabling Gibraltar-based financial services firms, including payment service providers (PSPs) and e-money institutions (EMIs), to access the UK market following Brexit. It requires transparency and careful management by Gibraltar firms benefiting from UK market access.

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