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The case of Pro Health Solutions ltd v ProHealth Inc [2025] 6 WLUK 622 involved an appeal before the Appointed Person (AP) in the Trade Marks Registry, decided on 20 June 2025.

The much-anticipated decision of the CJEU (case C-339/22) regarding the jurisdiction of EU member state national courts (including the Unified Patents Court...

The High Court recently granted summary judgment in a dispute between EE and Virgin Mobile. The judge applied established case law, but the ruling shows the courts' approach to interpreting exclusion clauses.

The Court of Appeal in Limbu v Dyson ruled that England is the appropriate jurisdiction for an ESG case involving migrant workers alleging forced labor in Dyson's supply chain. The decision emphasizes the operational and reputational risks for companies regarding ESG compliance

Ryanair has launched judicial review proceedings against the Competition and Markets Authority over information notices issued during a consumer enforcement investigation into mandatory child seating fees. The case represents one of the first major tests of the CMA's direct consumer enforcement powers under the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024...

The Court of Appeal's recent decision in MS Amlin Marine NV v King Trader Ltd [2025] EWCA Civ 1387 marks a clear restatement of the so‑called "onerous clause" or "red hand" rule.

Ofcom has recently launched new investigations under the Online Safety Act 2023.

Under the UK's new less healthy product advertising rules, from 5 January 2026, ads for "identifiable" less healthy food and drink products will be banned from appearing...

Based around the 'as-a-service' model, instead of buying a device (such as laptops, desktops and tablets) for your workforce and managing it yourself, customers pay a subscription fee to cover the use of...

The European Commission is consulting on its proposed Digital Fairness Act. Last year, we reported on its Digital Fitness check, which covered three core consumer protection Directives...

Yes, really. The twists and turns regarding the introduction of new rules about advertising "less healthy" foods continue. Never a dull moment in this space.

Advertisers sometimes think that they needn't worry too much about investigations by the Advertising Standards Authority, because the ASA can't impose fines.

Just in time for the summer holidays, the UK government has published its draft Advertising (Less Healthy Food) (Brand Advertising Exemption) Regulations 2025 for consultation.

The European Commission's Digital Fitness Check delves into the risks of integrating dark patterns and other addictive design features into gameplay to gamers' mental, physical and financial well-being.

The ASA has issued another ruling regarding countdown timers and pricing claims - both issues which are being heavily scruitnused by the ASA and the CMA at the moment.

The Online Advertising Taskforce focuses on addressing illegal harms and child protection in online advertising, with initiatives like improving industry standards, enhancing influencer marketing practices, and reducing children's exposure to age-restricted ads.

The Advertising Standards Authority has issued contrasting rulings on gambling advertisements featuring retired footballers Gary Neville and Thierry Henry, with the key differentiator being their appeal to under-18 audiences based on social...

IAB Europe ("IAB") operates the Transparency and Consent Framework ("TCF") which is designed so that participants in the adtech ecosystem can be transparent with users about how their data...