Author: Simply.Law

For the past few months, Oratto has been testing the UK’s first ever free 24/7 consumer-facing AI-powered legal advisor, developed by its technology partner, Simply.Law. It provides advice based on the laws of England & Wales by default but, if the user indicates a different location, e.g. Scotland, it can also advise on other legal jurisdictions. Simply.Law, part of the Simply Technology Group, develops AI-driven legal software. It has developed the legal advisor solution using AI tools such as ChatGPT4.0 from OpenAI, exclusively for Oratto to use in the UK market (Simply.Law is also in active discussions to launch similar partnerships in other legal…

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For the past few months, Oratto has been testing the UK’s first ever free 24/7 consumer-facing AI-powered legal advisor, developed by its technology partner, Simply.Law. It provides advice based on the laws of England & Wales by default but, if the user indicates a different location, e.g. Scotland, it can also advise on other legal jurisdictions. Simply.Law, part of the Simply Technology Group, develops AI-driven legal software. It has developed the legal advisor solution using AI tools such as ChatGPT4.0 from OpenAI, exclusively for Oratto to use in the UK market (Simply.Law is also in active discussions to launch similar partnerships in other legal…

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For the past few months, Oratto has been testing the UK’s first ever free 24/7 consumer-facing AI-powered legal advisor, developed by its technology partner, Simply.Law. It provides advice based on the laws of England & Wales by default but, if the user indicates a different location, e.g. Scotland, it can also advise on other legal jurisdictions. Simply.Law, part of the Simply Technology Group, develops AI-driven legal software. It has developed the legal advisor solution using AI tools such as ChatGPT4.0 from OpenAI, exclusively for Oratto to use in the UK market (Simply.Law is also in active discussions to launch similar partnerships in other legal…

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For the past few months, Oratto has been testing the UK’s first ever free 24/7 consumer-facing AI-powered legal advisor, developed by its technology partner, Simply.Law. It provides advice based on the laws of England & Wales by default but, if the user indicates a different location, e.g. Scotland, it can also advise on other legal jurisdictions. Simply.Law, part of the Simply Technology Group, develops AI-driven legal software. It has developed the legal advisor solution using AI tools such as ChatGPT4.0 from OpenAI, exclusively for Oratto to use in the UK market (Simply.Law is also in active discussions to launch similar partnerships in other legal…

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For the past few months, Oratto has been testing the UK’s first ever free 24/7 consumer-facing AI-powered legal advisor, developed by its technology partner, Simply.Law. It provides advice based on the laws of England & Wales by default but, if the user indicates a different location, e.g. Scotland, it can also advise on other legal jurisdictions. Simply.Law, part of the Simply Technology Group, develops AI-driven legal software. It has developed the legal advisor solution using AI tools such as ChatGPT4.0 from OpenAI, exclusively for Oratto to use in the UK market (Simply.Law is also in active discussions to launch similar partnerships in other legal jurisdictions). In our…

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For the past few months, Oratto has been testing the UK’s first ever free 24/7 consumer-facing AI-powered legal advisor, developed by its technology partner, Simply.Law. It provides advice based on the laws of England & Wales by default but, if the user indicates a different location, e.g. Scotland, it can also advise on other legal jurisdictions. So how has the UK’s first free solicitor performed? In summary, we have been blown away, not only by the quality of the advice that is being provided, but also by the speed and the remarkably “human” way in which it is able to “listen” to…

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Three GPs at a Birmingham practice have been suspended over concerns about the safety of patients. Great Barr Medical Practice had its registration with the Care Quality Commission suspended earlier this month over the issues, after an unannounced inspection in April “confirmed the collective concerns”, the NHS Black Country Integrated Care Board (ICB) said. A team from Sandwell and West Birmingham NHS Trust is working with staff at the practice to provide continued access to services for patients. A local online neighbourhood forum included posts from people commenting on the poor service they said they had received at the surgery…

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Inspectors from the Care Quality Commission have said maternity services at Airedale General Hospital in Keighley must improve, their report highlighting that staffing shortages could put women and babies at risk.The trust have responded that the findings were “disappointing” and it had started to make changes to improve. The health watchdog inspected the hospital’s maternity services in December as part of a nationwide improvement scheme and its report warned the hospital did not have enough midwives and nurses to keep women and babies safe.The service was unable to provide evidence of some mandatory training, including in safeguarding, and inspectors said…

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The use of unmarked speed camera vans has recently been trialled in Northamptonshire, and if successful, it could be rolled out across the rest of the UK. The unmarked vans are existing speed vans that have been re-wrapped in a matte grey coating instead of the usual bright orange and yellow markings that are commonly seen on UK roads. The company behind the speed awareness technology, Road Angel, is urging motorists to take responsibility for driving within the limit, regardless of enforcement measures being used by police. Legal Requirements for speed camera warnings Contrary to popular belief, it is not…

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 In the English legal landscape, Simply.Law is fostering an era of transformative change with its artificial intelligence (AI) technology stack. Today, we explore how AI is revolutionising legal services in England, focusing on innovative platforms like Simply.Law and their partner Oratto Legal Services.AI is redefining the future of legal services, opening new avenues for efficiency, accessibility, and affordability. AI-based legal platforms like Simply.Law are at the forefront of this change, democratizing access to legal advice with their free AI legal advisor. Simply.Law’s AI-powered legal advisor leverages advanced algorithms to understand and interpret complex legal scenarios, providing comprehensive, accessible advice to…

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