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Reasonable You: Justice and Personalization in Tort Law

This post is part of a special series including contributions to the OBLB Annual Conference 2022 on ‘Personalized Law—Law by Algorithm’,...

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Call for Submissions to the UCL Journal of Law and Jurisprudence

The UCL Journal of Law and Jurisprudence is a law journal run by students of the UCL Faculty of Laws. The Journal is available through open access. The Editorial Board...

18 January 2022

Why Personalized Law?

Big data and advances in Artificial Intelligence, especially Machine Learning, have made it possible to do something which was unthinkable until recently, namely to tailor legal rules to...

14 January 2022

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Horst Eidenmüller

Who Pays for AI Injury?

Robots and algorithms injure people every day. When such injuries occur, it is not always clear—as a matter of law or equity—who should pay. Since algorithms are not people and...

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Mihailis E. Diamantis

Rethinking Interpersonal Trust in Short-Term Contracts: An Interdisciplinary Study

The statement that reciprocal loyalty encourages collaboration needed for contract performance is a truism, practically a cliché. Courts have long emphasized the significance of honesty, cooperation, and reciprocity for maintaining...

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