Paul has a strong and wide-ranging commercial litigation and international arbitration practice, with a particular focus on disputes that engage with technology and data.

He is complimented by clients for his ability to grapple with complex and multijurisdictional disputes, and is well-regarded for his comprehensive and practical advice.

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Paul Schwartfeger

Commercial barrister at 36 Stone

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Paul acts for clients in a wide range of commercial and company law matters.

Paul’s contentious and non-contentious areas of practice include:

  • Arbitration (MCIArb)
  • Asset recovery
  • Bankruptcy
  • Business law
  • Civil fraud
  • Commercial litigation
  • Company and partnership
  • Contract law
  • Cyber and technology
  • Data protection
  • Financial regulation
  • Insolvency
  • Intellectual property
  • International commercial arbitration
  • Professional negligence
  • Virtual assets and cryptoassets

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Generative AI in legal practice: Balancing innovation and responsibility

Discussions about artificial intelligence (AI) in legal practice tend to be deeply polarised. Some lawyers believe AI is the future of the profession, set to transform everything from legal research to drafting and case strategy. Others see it as unpredictable, risky and potentially even dangerous. As with most technological advancements, the reality likely lies somewhere in between. AI is neither a magic bullet nor an existential threat—it is...

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Artificial Intelligence: Navigating the Legal Frontier

Artificial intelligence has captivated our imaginations, revolutionised industries and provoked ethical and legal debates that few could have predicted a decade ago.

In this 6-part video series, Paul explores the intersection of AI and the law, uncovering both the promises and the perils of this transformative technology.

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