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    The UK's New Restructuring Plan

    The UK has introduced the Restructuring Plan; a new, flexible court supervised restructuring tool. The Restructuring Plan draws upon features of the existing Companies Act 2006...
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    An Improved Law for a New Century - Third Parties (Rights Against Insurers)

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    William Grant & Sons V Lidl: Where To Be-gin?

    On 25 May 2021, the Scottish Court of Session (SCOS) granted an interim interdict (akin to an interim injunction), which prevents Lidl from selling its own brand 'Hampstead gin' in Scottish stores,...
    United KingdomIntellectual Property
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    Stretching Time Limits

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    Maternity Rights: A Review

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    "Jurisdiction Clause as Attached"- What if it Isn´t?

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    One Up For Lloyds

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    RPC Bites 34 - Mediterranean Tonic Water Too Descriptive For The EUIPO, Enhanced Regulation For Alcohol Ads And UK-Australia Trade Deal Agreed In Principle

    Welcome to RPC Bites. Our aim in the next 2 minutes is to provide you with a flavour of some key legal, regulatory and commercial developments in the Food & Drink sector over the last fortnight…
    United KingdomIntellectual Property
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    Stay On Top Of Intellectual Property

    Whether you're just starting out or launching a new product, there are a wealth of intellectual property issues to consider in the world of distilling.
    United KingdomIntellectual Property
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    "Appearances Matter"

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    Discrimination - Employers Beware

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    How the CRC Efficiency Scheme will affect Landlords and Tenants

    The CRC Energy Efficiency scheme is a mandatory scheme affecting the whole of the UK, which requires participants to annually buy and surrender allowances priced in pounds per tonne to cover the amount of CO2 a participant emits each year.
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    Tax Bites - July 2021

    The conference of the parties to the multinational instrument (MLI) on base erosion and profit sharing (BEPS) approved an opinion which sets out the guiding principles, drawn from public international law,...
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    RPC Bites #31 - Rugby World Cup Win For Japan's Asahi Breweries, Co-op's Sustainability Drive Continues With Compostable Bags And Food Past Its Best Before Date And Gordon Ramsay Calls Out Lucky Cat Noodle

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    The Aneco v Johnson & Higgins Decision - Brokers Beware!

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    Human Rights And Mental Health Wrongs

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    A Tale Of Loss, Limitation And A Flawed Transaction: Why A Loss May Not Feel Like A Loss

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    Chequebook Journalism: Is Press Self Regulation Working?

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    In Or Out, Incorporation Of Direct Policy Terms In Reinsurance Contracts

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