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Use it or lose it: A briefing on the Sofaworks case & implications for CTM

The High Court has found two Community Trade Marks owned by Sofa Workshop to be liable to be revoked for non-use and unenforceable in infringement proceedings. This briefing discusses the findings.
10 August 2015

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Protecting cash from criminality: when property becomes criminal for purposes of POCA 2002

In R v GH [2015] UKSC 24, the Supreme Court considered the law relating to money laundering prosecutions. We review the judgement and give practical reminders on their money laundering obligations.
05 August 2015

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Edenred v HM Treasury: Supreme Court guidance on material change in procurement contracts

The Supreme Court delivered its judgment in Edenred v HM Treasury and others [2015 UKSC 45] where Edenred challenged HM Treasury's decision to enter into arrangements changing a public contract.
04 August 2015

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Making sense of the RO and FiT recent changes - Q&A

The last few months have seen a wide variety of proposed and implemented changes by the UK government to support renewable energy. This briefing answers some of the most frequently asked questions.
30 July 2015

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In Focus - Summer 2015

In our quarterly employment law update, we look at details of the government’s consultation on closing the gender pay gap and the latest employment news.
28 July 2015

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Dodd-Frank, Magna Carta and the New Financial Services Regulatory Regime in UK

This article was written before the debate at the NYSBA International Section Meeting on the motion that the Dodd-Frank legislation is the modern day equivalent of the Magna Carta.
24 July 2015

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Medicure fails in locum doctor framework challenge

Some useful guidance on challenges to call-off contracts under a Framework Agreement has been given by Mr Justice Coulson in Medicure Ltd v The Minister for the Cabinet Office.
23 July 2015

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Reporting under the Payment Practices Regulation and Modern Slavery Act

The Reports on Payment Practices Regulations 2015 and the Modern Slavery Act 2015 are different legislative measures sharing similarities. Large corporates should consider the implications closely.
23 July 2015

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Keep it in the family: linked re-financing parties protected against negligent advisers

Where a loan is re-financed by a party related to the original lender the Court of Appeal confirms that the original lender was not prevented from seeking recovery actions against negligent advisers.
20 July 2015

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Accrual of holiday during long-term sickness

Some much needed clarity has now been given about the accrual of holiday during long-term sickness absence and a worker’s ability to carry over unused annual leave into the next leave year.
16 July 2015

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Finance Bill: PIPs and AAs

Pensions measures in the Finance Bill (published yesterday) include changes to pension input periods (PIPs) for everyone and to the annual allowance (AA) for high earners.
16 July 2015

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Keep Calm and Carry On?

Non-doms who hoped a Conservative victory in the Election to mean five more years of the same tax treatment have been disappointed. From 9 July, the whole non-dom tax system may have changed forever.
16 July 2015
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