Associate Laura Nelson and Partner Anna Myrvang discuss the recent decision in Advanced Multi-Technology for Medical Industry and others v Uniserve Ltd and others [2024] EWHC 1725 (Ch) which is a good example of how the English courts approach disputes about contractual variation and the authority of agents.

Associates Steven Bird and Natalie Armstrong discuss considerations for litigating parties who are having to decide whether to take court action in the Chancery or the Commercial divisions of the English High Court.

Associate Natalie Armstrong and Partner Anna Myrvang exchange thoughts on the duty to consider the use of technology in the disclosure process in English court proceedings, and how new generative AI tools may need to be taken into account in this context.