Held over two days in San Jose, California the inaugural Data Business Congress provided a fascinating insight into the opportunities and challenges in turning data into a key business asset.

For a third consecutive year we have asked our technology & communications specialists from around the world to identify the challenges and opportunities they expect the sector to face in 2020.

What are the risks of launching an AI system where the training data was tainted with third party rights? Often this question needs an answer fast and on a global basis. But what do US tech lawyers need to know ...

Bird & Bird’s Toby Bond attended the first day of the UKIPO and WIPO joint conference on the interaction between AI technology and intellectual property law and practice.

oby Bond and Jacob Webster analyse the recent decision in The Racing Partnership Limited, Arena Leisure Limited and Arena Racing Corporation Limited v Done Brothers (Cash Betting) Limited, Sports Information ...

Ewan explored the legal issues which arise at various stages of the lifecycle of a medical device; from product concept, though prototyping, testing, refinement, manufacture, marketing and placing on the market.

Toby Bond co-authored an article for the Journal of Intellectual Property and Practice, looking at Section 9(3), or authorship without an author of the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988.

As we approach the start of a new year we have asked our legal experts supporting technology & communications clients from around the world to identify some of the challenges and opportunities the sector is likely ...

The UK is a welcoming environment to foreign investors. Bank accounts may be held in any foreign currency and there are no specific laws governing inward investment.

Katharine Stephens and Toby Bond of Bird & Bird LLP examine the intellectual property issues that arise when developing and using artificial intelligence systems.