The 2024 Trade Mark Round Up Report highlights key cases, including confusion over "Royal" alcohol brands and Lewis Hamilton's defeat by a luxury watch brand. It offers insights and practical tips to guide trade mark protection strategies for 2025.

Building on the insights shared in our recent webinar, we're pleased to be launching the fourth edition of our Trade Mark Round Up Report which explores the most significant trade mark cases...

The Football Governance Bill has passed at third reading with a large majority in the House of Commons of 415 to 98. Originally introduced by the previous Conservative government following then sports...

As part of our now well-established annual tradition, I'm delighted to invite you to a virtual fireside chat with Guy Parker, Chief Executive of the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA).

Over the past few years we've written a lot of articles about advertising less healthy food and drink.

In this episode, Brinsley and Geraint examine the ‘will-they, won't they' saga that is the Green Claims Directive. They consider the landscape around green claims in the UK and EU in light of these latest developments...

Finally, on 11 June 2025, the Data (Use and Access) Bill passed and brought an end to the seemingly never-ending constitutional ping pong between the Commons and the Lords, the Lords and the Commons.

There are a host of reasons why property owners may want to capitalise on confirming the lawful use of their roof terrace. One, it will most likely increase the value of the property and two...

The impact of AI has been felt across almost every industry. The recent SAG-AFTRA video games strike highlights some of the issues presented by the use of AI in the creative industries and in particular, in video game development.

Welcome to our second issue of The Collective Quarterly which supports creative, innovative, tech and science rich businesses, to adapt and thrive in these rapidly evolving and challenging times.

In our latest edition we explore how artificial intelligence is reshaping industries - from healthcare to the creative economy.

We were delighted to host the first of many private wealth dinners at The Ivy City Garden on 4 July. Despite yet another train strike and less than favourable British weather...

Starting from this year, Easter Monday which is on 6 April, will be designated as a statutory holiday.

In this episode, Belfast employment partners Ciara Fulton and Paul Gillen introduce the Department for the Economy's "Way Forward" response to the recent ‘Good Jobs' Employment Rights Bill consultation...

The Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act introduces sweeping changes to subscription regulations in the UK, with enforcement beginning Spring 2027.

In this episode of our UK Consumer Law Revolution Podcast, Geraint Lloyd-Taylor and Jen Dinmore bring you up to speed with the CMA’s consumer...

Attracting and retaining exceptional talent remains one of the most significant challenges facing businesses today. Employee share schemes can offer a compelling solution, enabling employers to align the interests...

In this episode Leeanne Armstrong chats to Kate Nicholl, MLA and member of the Economy Committee, tasked with helping to bring the highly anticipated ‘Good Jobs' Employment Rights Bill to law in Northern Ireland.

Listen here for the latest developments and essential practical takeaways (short enough to fit into a 10 minute coffee break!).

The EU Pay Transparency Directive represents one of the most transformative changes to employment law and equal pay enforcement in recent decades.