Kit Fotheringham

Kit Fotheringham is a Lecturer in the School of Law and Social Sciences at Oxford Brookes University, actively engaged in teaching and research at the intersection of law, technology, and society. They contribute to undergraduate legal education through modules in Land Law, Equity & Trusts, Tort, and Computer Law & Artificial Intelligence.

Their research focuses on the legal and ethical implications of artificial intelligence in healthcare and regulatory contexts. Key interests include AI liability, post-Brexit legal frameworks, and socio-legal approaches to technology governance. Kit welcomes PhD proposals in information technology law and related interdisciplinary areas.

The recent publications demonstrate a strong trend in analyzing artificial intelligence within medical law and regulatory policy, particularly focusing on liability, legal remedies, and responsible innovation. This body of work reflects a cohesive scholarly trajectory centered on safeguarding justice and accountability in AI-integrated healthcare systems.

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Kit supervises PhD students and is open to new research proposals in information technology law, law and regulation, and socio-legal methodologies. While specific grants are not mentioned, their engagement with high-impact policy responses and interdisciplinary research suggests active participation in scholarly and regulatory discourse. Their work bridges legal doctrine with real-world technological challenges, particularly in clinical settings.

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