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AI in the Courtroom: Key Takeaways From Recent Decisions in the Courts of England and Wales

By Hannah Blom-Cooper, Maisie Stewart & Irina Morozova on April 8, 2026
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The courts and tribunals of England and Wales continue to grapple with the potential risks of using AI in the preparation of court documents. Several recent decisions focus on the risk of relying on fictitious authorities generated by AI tools, which is an important concern within common law jurisdictions that depend heavily on case precedents.

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Hannah Blom-Cooper

Hannah is a highly experienced commercial litigator representing individuals and corporations in relation to high-value and complex disputes which frequently involve multiple jurisdictions.

Hannah focuses in the area of disputes arising from business failure and formal insolvency process whether domestic or foreign. Hannah…

Hannah is a highly experienced commercial litigator representing individuals and corporations in relation to high-value and complex disputes which frequently involve multiple jurisdictions.

Hannah focuses in the area of disputes arising from business failure and formal insolvency process whether domestic or foreign. Hannah also provides clear and practical advice on asset recovery and asset protection both for creditors and debtors.

Hannah frequently acts for directors in the context of delinquent businesses where serious allegations of fraud and misconduct are made by the company, shareholders, creditors or an office holder –these will include claims for wrongful or fraudulent trading or disqualification proceedings. Hannah also acts for insolvency practitioners, both pre- and post-appointment, bankrupts, and companies subject to debt recovery.

Hannah is a highly experienced commercial litigator representing individuals and corporations in relation to high-value and complex disputes which frequently involve multiple jurisdictions.

Hannah focuses in the area of disputes arising from business failure and formal insolvency process whether domestic or foreign. Hannah also provides clear and practical advice on asset recovery and asset protection both for creditors and debtors.

Hannah frequently acts for directors in the context of delinquent businesses where serious allegations of fraud and misconduct are made by the company, shareholders, creditors or an office holder –these will include claims for wrongful or fraudulent trading or disqualification proceedings. Hannah also acts for insolvency practitioners, both pre- and post-appointment, bankrupts, and companies subject to debt recovery.

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Photo of Maisie Stewart Maisie Stewart

Maisie is a dispute resolution lawyer and has worked on complex contentious cases of significant value across a number of sectors, including financial services, insurance and aviation.

Maisie has acted on a number of high profile domestic and international disputes in the Commercial…

Maisie is a dispute resolution lawyer and has worked on complex contentious cases of significant value across a number of sectors, including financial services, insurance and aviation.

Maisie has acted on a number of high profile domestic and international disputes in the Commercial Court and Financial List. She has also worked on regulatory investigations, defending clients in investigations concerning financial crime controls and market manipulation, and has experience of contentious restructuring and insolvency matters.

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Photo of Irina Morozova Irina Morozova

Irina Morozova is an associate in the Civil Fraud and Business Disputes Practice in Greenberg Traurig’s London office. Her experience includes working on matters concerning international clients in high value cross-border disputes, including seeking and defending injunctions for freezing orders, making and defending…

Irina Morozova is an associate in the Civil Fraud and Business Disputes Practice in Greenberg Traurig’s London office. Her experience includes working on matters concerning international clients in high value cross-border disputes, including seeking and defending injunctions for freezing orders, making and defending interim applications, conducting asset disclosure under Worldwide Freezing Orders as well as disclosure exercises in the main proceedings under the Disclosure Pilot Scheme. Irina has a substantial history of working with clients, lawyers and experts from Russia and the CIS states in connection with litigation and some private client matters, including political asylum applications and extradition requests in the UK.

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    GT London Law Blog
  • Organization:
    Greenberg Traurig, LLP
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