Gordon Ritchie
@gordonr.bsky.social
London-based financial services/crypto lawyer. Largely lurking; rarely posting.
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London's thieves are burying phones in flowerbeds
The police don't take much interest in returning the stolen devices when they're dug up — so London Centric decided to do it.
www.londoncentric.media
November 25, 2025 at 7:48 AM
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I thought you meant Garth Crooks. I was very confused.
September 26, 2025 at 11:11 AM
I thought you meant Garth Crooks. I was very confused.
In America? They’re closer to being an EMI in UK/Europe surely?
May 27, 2025 at 10:11 PM
In America? They’re closer to being an EMI in UK/Europe surely?
Got a similar one here, with really similar posts
December 30, 2024 at 10:08 AM
Got a similar one here, with really similar posts
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6/ Incredibly, over the last few years around £200,000 has been raised for homeless charities as a result of this thing. So, this year, if you're enjoying the pix, you could fling a few quid to Centrepoint via this link: gofund.me/637d21d0
Donate to Duvet Know It's Christmas, 2024, organized by Rhodri Marsden
Unbelievably, it's the 14th year of this thing.
What is it?
Improbably, the nig… Rhodri Marsden needs your support for Duvet Know It's Christmas, 2024
gofund.me
December 24, 2024 at 7:32 PM
6/ Incredibly, over the last few years around £200,000 has been raised for homeless charities as a result of this thing. So, this year, if you're enjoying the pix, you could fling a few quid to Centrepoint via this link: gofund.me/637d21d0
Westlaw at least of those has its own AI, not tried it yet, but presumably just improves the search function beyond the current one, and maybe suggests specific responses to questions? I feel like the future is a combination, but AI will definitely make life easier
December 5, 2024 at 9:26 PM
Westlaw at least of those has its own AI, not tried it yet, but presumably just improves the search function beyond the current one, and maybe suggests specific responses to questions? I feel like the future is a combination, but AI will definitely make life easier
Reposted by Gordon Ritchie
"escorting an old dear to Pump Island"
November 30, 2024 at 1:13 PM
"escorting an old dear to Pump Island"
I’ll always use copilot for teams calls - shoots out notes of the call, and action points for specific people on the call. Then also use for summarising, putting info into table formats, taking responses out of tables and into prose, seeding emails. No real legal work, just admin basically.
September 25, 2024 at 12:34 PM
I’ll always use copilot for teams calls - shoots out notes of the call, and action points for specific people on the call. Then also use for summarising, putting info into table formats, taking responses out of tables and into prose, seeding emails. No real legal work, just admin basically.
Looks like it depends where you are. The survey says lawyers in the public sector (14%) or the Bar (20%) were much less likely to be “researching or exploring opportunities with generative AI’” than those at large law firms (64%). I’m at a large firm and there’s definitely increasing interest
September 25, 2024 at 6:35 AM
Looks like it depends where you are. The survey says lawyers in the public sector (14%) or the Bar (20%) were much less likely to be “researching or exploring opportunities with generative AI’” than those at large law firms (64%). I’m at a large firm and there’s definitely increasing interest