by David Baskerville | 14 Sep 2026 | Articles, David Baskerville, Events
AI is moving quickly. For law firms, the harder question is how to turn that pace of change into something practical, controlled and genuinely useful. On 1 October, Cathy Kirby and David Baskerville will be delivering a webinar exclusively for LawNet members, looking...
by David Baskerville | 8 Sep 2026 | Articles, David Baskerville, Review
The EU’s new AI transparency rules have pushed a potentially misunderstood concept into the mainstream: watermarking AI-generated text. In this article, David Baskerville discusses the principles and legislative background to the use of AI Watermarks, and...
by Matthew Riches | 31 Aug 2026 | Articles, Matthew Riches
Microsoft has announced a change to the way some users authenticate to Microsoft 365. From 1 September 2026, they will begin making passkeys the default authentication experience for users currently enabled for SMS or voice authentication. Then, from 1 February 2027,...
by Cathy Kirby | 19 Aug 2026 | Articles, Cathy Kirby
The SRA’s AI warning: responsibility cannot be delegated to the technology The Solicitors Regulation Authority has issued a new warning notice (published on 17 August 2026) on the misuse of artificial intelligence in legal services. It focuses on two risks: inaccurate...
by David Baskerville | 12 Aug 2026 | Advisory, Articles, David Baskerville, Our Insights, Review
We are delighted to announce that Baskerville Drummond has once again been recognised in the Chambers NewLaw 2026 Guide, retaining our Band 1 ranking for LawTech Consulting. David Baskerville has also received individual recognition for the first time, achieving a...
by David Baskerville | 2 Jun 2026 | Articles, David Baskerville, Keep it Real
Most organisations say they have backups. Few can say, confidently, that they’ll work when the worst happens and they are needed. Backups are treated as a background safety net but in ransomware attacks, system failure or data loss they’re not a nice-to-have; they’re...
