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Alex Glassbrook was interviewed by Annabel Pemberton for the Wired Wig, the law and technology podcast for current and future lawyers who are interested in the intersection between law and technology. Annabel and Alex discussed the imminent regulation of automated…
The Department of Transport has today announced its decision to classify cars with Automated Lane Keeping Systems (‘ALKS’, also known as ‘traffic jam chauffeur’) as ‘automated’ vehicles within the meaning of the Automated and Electric Vehicles Act 2018. The…
The Bar Council of England and Wales has published its response to the Law Commission’s third consultation paper on the law of automated vehicles. Alex Glassbrook led the Bar Council’s team, writing the response with Adam King (of QEB Hollis…
Alex Glassbrook spoke on the legal implications of automated vehicles, at the Connected Places Catapult’s “what next for autonomous technology” virtual conference on 2 December. Interviewed by Richard Westcott, the BBC’s science and technology correspondent, Alex noted that, although British…
Alex Glassbrook predicts that a decision regarding ALKS’s automation level with be confirmed in Spring 2021. Read his comments in today’s issue of Insurance Times.
Alex Glassbrook is interviewed in this week’s New Law Journal about life at the bar, wellbeing and his new book – Advanced, Automated and Electric Vehicle Law – which will be published by Bloomsbury Professional in 2022.
Alex Glassbrook was speaking with Insurance Post regarding the Government’s recently announced consultation into the safe use of automated lane keeping systems.
Alex Glassbrook speaks to Emerg-in after the Department of Transport announced it was progressing steps to introduce automated technology with the launch of a call for evidence to help shape how innovative new systems could be used in future on…
Scarlett Milligan explores the judgment of HHJ Matthews in Smith v Reynolds Porter Chamberlain LLP [2020] EW Misc 11 (CC), which offers key pointers on how the courts will view the relisting of remote hearings.
Alex Glassbrook, Emma Northey and Scarlett Milligan are the authors of “A Practical Guide to the Law of Driverless Cars”, which analyses the Automated and Electric Vehicles Act 2018 and other legal problems arising from the introduction and use of…
