Artificial Intelligence (AI) Lawyers

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is the use of technology to create systems capable of performing tasks which commonly require human intelligence.

In recent years, the implementation of AI projects and services has increased to the extent that AI now effects the majority of businesses and organisations in their day-to-day operations.

Technological advancements in AI have brought about new developments in automation, robotics, healthcare and much more, but with this progression comes legal and compliance risks.

How we can advise you

As a market-leading provider of legal services to organisations leveraging both established and emerging technologies, we have extensive experience advising within the unique regulatory environment of technology and innovation.

We provide a full legal service offering to our clients, acting as a long-term partner to support the development and commercialisation of technologies and innovations, while also offering strategic guidance on the compliance and legal issues surrounding technology.

We have experience working with large companies, SMEs, tech start-ups, public and private healthcare providers and academic institutions across all sectors.

We have a particular specialism in health and life sciences, sectors in which AI has potential to make a significant difference through its ability to analyse large quantities of complex information. Our team are able to offer insight into potential artificial intelligence usage liability issues, including this article analysing three real-world hypothetical claims from a practitioner’s perspective . We run an AI in Healthcare Forum which connects NHS businesses and tech suppliers – please contact Jamie Foster if you would be interested in joining this.

We can assist with:

Data governance and compliance solutions for data-driven products and services, including AI
Classification and CE marking of AI-driven software as medical devices
Contracting for AI solutions
Liability in claims arising from the use of AI, including medical negligence claims

How our team will work with you

We can explain the law and practice that relates to this area and work with you to meet your needs – whatever they are.
Our clients
The use of AI in businesses has become standard across all sectors. As such, we act for a wide variety of clients:
Businesses of all sizes, from start-ups to SMEs to global companies
Businesses who develop, license or sell AI technology
Businesses - public and private sector - who need to buy AI solutions to deliver innovation
Our experience

Advising digital health company Rinicare on a collaboration and data-sharing agreement with Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust to clinically evaluate Rinicare’s clinical risk predication platform, STABILITY.
Advising The Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust on a five-year collaboration agreement to introduce and integrated and accessible digital-first healthcare experience for Wovlerhampton residents with digital health provider Babylon Health.
Advising an SME using the latest machine learning technology to provide radiology services on contracting and data arrangements with the NHS.
Advising Juvenescence Limited, a private bio-pharma development company which develops therapies that will allow people worldwide to live longer healthier lives, on fundraisings and collaborations, including the incorporation of joint venture company NetraPharma with NetraMark, using augmented intelligence technology to provide solutions for pharmaceutical companies engaged in clinical trials
We advised a tech start-up, which subsequently won national awards, on the roll-out of special technology kiosks with innovative software involving the processing in milliseconds of any coin or note (in circulation or out of circulation) from any country in the world. This involved dealing with licensing of technology, the technology patents, software contracts and all ancillary matters.