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The London High Court decided on 9 April 2014 that Mr Kekhman, could present his own bankruptcy petition in London even though he was resident and domiciled in Russia.

On 12 January 2016, the UK government published a consultation in response to the IPO proposal.

On 1 October 2014, legislation came into force to implement new exceptions to copyright infringement.

The Court of Justice of the European Union ("CJEU") has recently confirmed that, when comparing the overall impression of a Community design with an earlier trade mark, the informed user may sometimes have an imperfect recollection.

The High Court has recently confirmed the legal principle that there is no property in the content of an email.

The ASA has long-since regulated paid-for online ads and from 2011, its online remit was extended to include a company's own advertising on its own websites and social media.

An update to the UK Code of Non-broadcast Advertising and Direct & Promotional Marketing ('CAP Code') ...

Ofcom are keen to receive views on the key issues, and following this, intend to publish a final report before the end of 2015.

In light of the significant growth of the UK's television production sector, Ofcom have been asked by the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport to review the sector.

The Premier League’s (PL) latest handbook contains a very important cost control provision explained below.

In an effort to help national authorities assess and challenge unfair commercial practices, the EU Commission has issued guidelines on 26 September 2017 on the application of consumer and food laws...

The UK Space Agency has invited UK businesses in the space and satellite sector to apply for funding available under the Space Agency's International Partnership Space Programme.

Welcome to the January 2014 edition of Telecoms Update, Field Fisher Waterhouse’s publication which is targeted at advisers in the telecoms/ISP industries.

In May, clubs including Manchester City (City) and PSG entered into break-even settlement agreements with UEFA.

Shortly before Christmas, the Union Des Associations Européennes De Football (UEFA) was granted a blocking injunction.

In case you haven’t noticed, the European Institutions (as well as the UK Government and those on the other side of the pond) have been ramping up their digital agendas in recent months, each seeking to instil the importance of cyber security on citizens and businesses alike.

The recent case of Baroque Investments Limited v Richard Heis, Samantha Rae Bewick (as Joint Liquidators of Teathers Limited) has highlighted a little-known risk for a landlord of accepting a surrender during the course of a lease.