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Ensuring that only individuals with the right to work in the UK undertake activities for, or at, your business is a central pillar of UK immigration compliance.

The IP LPG advises on all core intellectual property rights, including copyright, trade marks, design rights and patents. Within that, the IP Disputes team focuses on contentious matters resulting from alleged infringements and the enforcement of our clients' rights.

Hull City Council's seizure of over 1,000 counterfeit "Squeezy Dumplings" toys containing the carcinogen benzene highlights the critical intellectual property and product safety challenges facing brand owners and retailers. This incident demonstrates how counterfeit goods can damage both consumer safety and brand reputation, while exploring the legal remedies and proactive measures available to combat the growing threat of unsafe imitations in the novelty toy market.

The case concerned the scope of the UK's SPC manufacturing waiver for export, which permits the making of products protected by a supplementary protection certificate...

The World Trade Organisation Dispute Settlement Body has rejected the EU's claims that Chinese ASIs violate the Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS agreement).

The UK government has announced a landmark policy to ban social media access for children under 16, marking a significant shift in how the country approaches children's online safety.

In the latest edition of our A&M series, Bryony Long, Rupam Davé and Mark Hersey (Lewis Silkin LLP) were joined by Gary Kibel (Davis + Gilbert LLP) to discuss regulatory changes...

The Council of the EU has given its final green light to the Digital Omnibus on AI, which updates the EU's Artificial Intelligence Act. It should be published in the Official Journal shortly and enter into force...

The article outlines key challenges in IT systems integration projects, including managing roles, delays, timetables, charges, and acceptance testing, and offers strategies to mitigate risks and ensure project success.

The UK government recently published a review of skins gambling. Skins gambling involves the betting of virtual items (skins) obtained in online video games.

The UK is set to introduce new laws from January 5, 2026, that will significantly affect the implementation of sponsorship deals for less healthy food and drink products.

From 19 June 2026, the Data Use and Access Act 2025 (DUAA) will introduce a new, statutory "right to complain" for individuals in the UK regarding their data protection rights.

The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) has launched a public consultation on its draft guidance for consumer Internet of Things (IoT) products and services, alongside a draft impact assessment.

When selling your main home, individuals are generally exempted from Capital Gains Tax by Main Residence relief, subject to conditions. One of these conditions is that the property's grounds...

The requirements of organisations returning to the workplace in a post-pandemic scenario have undoubtedly been influenced by the learnings we have all experienced during the pandemic.

The Government finally issued the long awaited Planning Bill on 11 May repackaged as "The Levelling-Up and Regeneration Bill" ("LURB"). The LURB covers a wide range of proposals or "missions"...

There is no doubt that technology has been the fastest evolving element we have seen in offices. Remote working forced a switch to the use of virtual technologies for staff and organisations alike.

As AI systems become increasingly autonomous, the organisations that succeed will be those that combine strong strategic leadership with robust governance frameworks. Drawing on insights from the CEO of the Digital Regulation Cooperation Forum, this analysis explores why treating AI as a 'digital workforce' requires clear accountability, effective oversight, and the capability to supervise systems that can act independently.