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The Court of Appeal has provided important guidance that will continue the trend of restricting the use of surveys and evidence from witnesses who responded to surveys in trade mark infringement cases.

The ECJ was asked a series of questions on exhaustion of trademark rights in different EEA member states ...

Many consumers want to look like and live the life of their favourite celebrities. Now AI has brought the reality ever closer.

One of the most comprehensive reforms of European patent law is expected take effect this year with the introduction of a unitary patent for 25 countries in the EU.

Time and again the English court has been asked to interpret and enforce an arbitration clause in an agreement only to decide that clause is not valid.

As the merits and failings of Financial Fair Play were being debated on Sky’s Monday Night Football, it struck me how mainstream this discussion has become.

Over 90% of apps offered through Google Play (and Android App stores) are free-to-play and over 25% of all apps in the Apple store are games.

The UK Space Agency has signed an MoU with Indonesia that will see the UK share expertise and help Indonesia develop training in areas such as infrastructure building and data interpretation.

With security technology from fingerprint scanner to surveillance cameras now being used in private, could there be any legal concerns?

Break notices have long caused sleepless nights for tenants and their lawyers alike.

The Government and the CPS have said repeatedly that their target is to raise the number of tax cases prosecuted 'five‐fold' by 2014/15.

The employee ownership sector should look again at possible changes in non-tax regulations that will help EO and let the Government know of any ideas by 19 February 2014

Profit sharing within partnerships can be flexible and this flexibility has in the past been used to generate tax advantages.

The UK's first National Space Policy (NSP), published on 13 December 2015, was debated by the House of Commons in the UK parliament on 14 January 2016.

UK regulator, Ofcom, has issued a consultation on its proposed "Space Spectrum Strategy".

Arianespace plans 12 launches in 2017. Arianespace's launch schedule is expected to include seven Ariane 5 launches, three Vega launches and two Europeanized Soyuz, following 11 successful launches in 2016.

LeoSat and Globalsat sign Strategic Agreement. LeoSat Enterprises, which is launching a constellation of up to 108 low-earth-orbit communications satellites...

The potential WGA strike provides a good opportunity to review force majeure clauses and attitudes towards them.