Building Bridges and Working Across Silos with Legal Data Intelligence

Introduction Last week, I had the pleasure of speaking at Relativity Fest London, alongside fellow Legal Data Intelligence Architects Melina Efstathiou, Brian Corbin and Chris Haley. We were sharing our experiences with Legal Data Intelligence, and the value that it can provide in the industry. During the talk I mentioned an article from LDI discussing … Continue reading Building Bridges and Working Across Silos with Legal Data Intelligence →

COPA v Wright – The Identity Question Takes Centre Stage

By Dr Tristan Jenkinson Introduction I’ve written about Craig Wright a few times on my blog, he is due to return to court in London this week in a matter that will have major repercussions for related cases, and for the wider cryptocurrency world. Why? Because a court is directly facing the question of whether … Continue reading COPA v Wright – The Identity Question Takes Centre Stage →

Shaking the Cobwebs CTF Part Four – Exploring the Blockchain and “The End”

By Dr Tristan Jenkinson The CSI Linux CTF - Shake the Cobwebs As anyone following my updates will have seen, I took part in the CSI Linux CTF over Christmas. The CTF required writing up a report of findings, and I thought that it might be helpful to share the content of my report. Part … Continue reading Shaking the Cobwebs CTF Part Four – Exploring the Blockchain and “The End” →

Shaking the Cobwebs CTF Part Three – Death Dates, Geolocation and an Article of Interest…

By Dr Tristan Jenkinson The CSI Linux CTF - Shake the Cobwebs As discussed in Part One, I took part in the CSI Linux CTF event over Christmas. The CTF required writing up a report of findings, and I thought that it might be helpful to share the content of my report. Part One covered … Continue reading Shaking the Cobwebs CTF Part Three – Death Dates, Geolocation and an Article of Interest… →

Shaking the Cobwebs CTF Part Two – Morse Code and More

Shaking the Cobwebs CTF Part One – Audio Analysis

By Dr Tristan Jenkinson The CSI Linux CTF - Shake the Cobwebs As many of you may have seen, I took part in a Capture The Flag competition run by CSI Linux over the Christmas period (titled "Shake the cobwebs"), and was really pleased to finish first!! This was the first CTF that I have taken … Continue reading Shaking the Cobwebs CTF Part One – Audio Analysis →

ChatGPT: A LegalTech Perspective – Part Two – Limitations

By Dr Tristan Jenkinson Introduction In part one of this series, I gave an introduction to ChatGPT, what it is and some examples of some of the ways that it is used. The results can be truly remarkable and people have been utilising ChatGPT more and more for various projects, having realised what a useful … Continue reading ChatGPT: A LegalTech Perspective – Part Two – Limitations →

Cryptocurrency – The good, the bad and the ugly

By: Dr Tristan Jenkinson Introduction Helping users who have lost access to their cryptocurrency investments is a noble endeavour… but there is definitely a sliding scale on the measure of good intentions where hackers and cryptocurrency meet. This article discusses some of the good, bad and ugly of stories from the last week (or so) … Continue reading Cryptocurrency – The good, the bad and the ugly →

Targeted attack from Signal forces Cellebrite to remove functionality

By: Dr Tristan Jenkinson and Alex Harrison Introduction Together with many other people in our industry, we have both spoken anecdotally about the arms race between the creators of new technology, and the development of processes that allow the data from that technology to be analysed. As new user devices, software and applications are developed, … Continue reading Targeted attack from Signal forces Cellebrite to remove functionality →

A Conflicted Expert and Holiday Illness Claims

By: Dr Tristan Jenkinson The Case in Bux Recently, Gordon Exall posted regarding the decision in Bux v The General Medical Council. The case highlights the importance of an expert witness’s duties – in particular with regard to the disclosure of conflict of interest. While the Bux case relates to the medical profession, the comments … Continue reading A Conflicted Expert and Holiday Illness Claims →