ChatGPT, Royal Mail swap shop, and a judicial name game: your letters to the editor.

Letters roundup: 3 February 2023

The artificial intelligence tool allows users to create original text, from contracts to poems - but is it a threat to companies and will it kick us out of our jobs?

ChatGPT could be the beginning of the end for business owners, or it could just be all talk

A look at the shape of the legal landscape heading into 2023.

The Top Legal Trends for 2023

Each morning as I wait for my Nespresso, I eye my toaster with a growing sense of unease. One day, without a shadow of a doubt, it will become intelligent and, if that intelligence resembles anything even remotely human, probably punch me in the face.

Are hyperclever chatbots beginning of the end for business owners?

I have worked across multiple jurisdictions as a litigator. I became primarily interested in Mediation as a form of Dispute Resolution as I witnessed first-hand the emotional and financial effects Court Proceedings and Litigating had on my clients. Conversely,  I saw the benefits to my clients in their having access to Mediation as they were able to take control and reach Agreement in relation to the issues in Dispute without a Judge or Tribunal imposing an Order upon them. With the added benefit of time and money saved. 

My ultimate aim is always to give back the control to the parties via my tried and tested method of Mediation. 

Living with conflict and disputes is difficult. Reaching agreement doesn’t have to be!

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