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A lesson has been set down for banks and financial institutions by the High Court in Barclays Bank Plc v Grant Thornton UK LLP.

The English High Court considered a host of issues arising in connection with some OTC derivatives entered into by Credit Suisse with a Dutch social housing association, Vestia.

It is incontrovertible to anyone facing questions about the future legal landscape from the business community that a post-Brexit future is filled with uncertainty...

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.

Former Dragon's Den entrepreneur, Robert Law, designer of the well-known Trunki ride-on suitcase, suffered a major blow last week when the Court of Appeal reversed the previous High Court decision and found that the discount rival ride-on "Kiddee Case" did not infringe the Trunki's Community Registered Design.

The European Union General Court has, in TVR Automotive Ltd v OHIM (T-398/13), confirmed that genuine use does not need to be continuous and can even include a period of insolvency.

In a decision released 21 November 2013 the Court of Appeal delivered its judgement in IPCom GmbH & Co KG v HTC Europe Co Ltd & Ors [2013] EWCA Civ 1496, revising guidance on when a stay in patent invalidity proceedings should be granted pending the outcome of concurrent opposition proceedings in the EPO.

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.

On Thursday 23rd June, the UK voted to leave the EU with a narrow majority of 52%. The outlook is far from clear, but here we explore some of the implications of Brexit for those in the media industry.

Companies promoting their weight loss products and regimes have a year round target audience - whether consumers are preparing for a sunny holiday or a special occasion, or generally wanting to keep healthy and trim.

New regulations relating to licensing by local authorities of child performance and activities came into force on 6 February 2015.

Marketers should be aware that the Committee of Advertising Practice ("CAP") has recently published guidance about advertising "free trial" or other promotional subscriptions in the UK.

Impress, the alternative press regulator to the Independent Press Standards Organisation (IPSO), recently announced that it has applied for official recognition under the Royal Charter.

With third party investment in football players becoming a hot topic, I thought it would be useful to set out my top ten tips for understanding the key concepts.

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

The Government has published proposals to appoint a utility-style economic regulator for UK retail payments systems.

The case of Canonical UK v TST Millbank LLC has added to the recent flurry of failed break clause cases.