Rectification of Pension Scheme Documentation: Has the Univar decision changed anything?
The first fully argued pensions rectification case since the much talked about decision of the Court of Appeal in FSHC v GLAS Trust, Univar is a landmark decision
03 September 2020
Where is the data? Data mapping in insolvency investigations
Tom Whittaker and Emily Scaife explain the importance of data mapping, whilst Steven Bain of FRP Advisory explains the role of the forensic technologists, in insolvency investigations
08 October 2020
The Business Banking Resolution Service – a new option for banks and their customers?
The BBRS provides a new platform for small to medium enterprises (SMEs) to resolve complaints with their banks
13 April 2021
How can businesses operating internationally respond to the Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19)?
As concern grows internationally over the impact of the Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19), we look at some practical steps importers and exporters can take to protect business and manage risk
12 February 2020
企业如何应对新冠病毒疫情？进出口商注意事项
随着新型冠状病毒疫情传播对企业与个人的影响愈演愈烈，全球各界对疫情更加紧密关注，我们在本文介绍企业应该如何采取实际措施以确保员工保护及规避风险控制。
12 February 2020
How can businesses prepare for the new points-based immigration system?
The new points-based immigration system which will apply from 1 January 2021 presents opportunities as well as challenges. Businesses keen to get ahead are advised to take steps now to prepare
27 February 2020
Adidas runs into more trade mark issues on appeal
The General Court has upheld the EUIPO’s finding of invalidity in relation to Adidas' three-stripe trade mark
10 July 2019
UK High Court rejects Land Rover’s appeal for registration of Defender shape marks
Court upheld UK IPO’s decision to refuse applications for majority of goods and services sought
24 August 2020
UK High Court issues latest decision in MERCK trade mark saga
The UK High Court partially revoked the term 'pharmaceutical substances and preparations' and clarified online 'use in the course of trade' requirements
23 June 2020
UK appointed person invalidates AFFINITY marks as descriptive but not customary
The appointed person upheld the UKIPO’s invalidation decision, despite finding the hearing officer was incorrect to say the AFFINITY marks had become customary
01 December 2020
Trade Secrets Regulations: interim injunction preventing use of confidential information
In one of the first cases to consider the Trade Secrets Regulations, the High Court has granted an injunction to prevent imports to the UK from China
11 September 2020
Trade marks: CJEU considers requirements for a finding of bad faith
The CJEU has clarified that there is no requirement for the later mark to cover identical or similar goods or services to the earlier mark for a finding of bad faith
24 September 2019