Paul has a strong and wide-ranging commercial litigation and international arbitration practice, with a particular focus on disputes that engage with technology and data.
He is complimented by clients for his ability to grapple with complex and multijurisdictional disputes, and is well-regarded for his comprehensive and practical advice.
Read morePaul acts for clients in a wide range of commercial and company law matters.
Paul’s contentious and non-contentious areas of practice include:
Matthew Lee recently highlighted the High Court’s decision in G v K [2025] EWHC 2961 (Fam) and raised important questions about how AI interactions may increasingly appear in litigation. His post prompted some interesting discussion under his article and I wanted to expand an aspect of this further. Namely, how we should understand AI prompts when they are relied on as evidence. In his judgment in G v K, HHJ P Hopkins KC recorded that...
Read moreArtificial intelligence has captivated our imaginations, revolutionised industries and provoked ethical and legal debates that few could have predicted a decade ago.
In this 6-part video series, Paul explores the intersection of AI and the law, uncovering both the promises and the perils of this transformative technology.
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