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Faizul Azman
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Faizul Azman

Barrister at 3PB Barristers

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ABOUT THE CONTRIBUTOR

Barrister at 3PB Barristers.

Faizul Azman is a barrister specialising in intellectual property law at 3PB’s London office, recognised by Legal 500 as a Rising Star for his clear, commercially focused advice and ability to identify niche legal issues. His practice is strengthened by a diverse professional background that includes service in the British Army and senior positions within the UK Civil Service.

Before coming to the Bar, Faizul led high-level policy work at the Home Office on immigration and asylum matters, appearing before appellate courts, and later directed strategy relating to Northern Ireland and EU Exit. At the UK Intellectual Property Office, he represented the UK internationally, negotiated legal frameworks in Geneva and Brussels, and contributed to major legislative developments including the Marrakesh Treaty.

Combining legal, policy, and international regulatory experience, Faizul offers clients strategic insight that extends beyond legal analysis, encompassing reputation, risk, and commercial positioning.

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CONTRIBUTOR PERSPECTIVEImmigration Law & Asylum & Human Rights & Public Law

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From Faizul’s Chronicle Law profile.

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY · 4 MIN READ

Owning the Code, Losing Control: How UK National Security Law Regulates AI and IP

AI models are increasingly caught between innovation and national security. UK law now regulates how AI code, datasets and models can be shared or licensed when their capabilities or potential end-use raise defence or WMD concerns, limiting freedom despite IP ownership.

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