ArticleDriving Down The Wrong HighwayIn February 2012, the applicant, Mr Dale Vince, filed an EUTM for the word mark ELECTRIC HIGHWAY. Registration was sought for goods and services in in Classes 9, 12 and 39United KingdomIntellectual PropertyTaylor Wessing
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ArticleCEOs To Be Responsible For Cyber Attacks?The Department of Culture, Media and Sport Committee at the House of Commons has published its First Report of Session for 2016-17 (the "Report"). United KingdomPrivacyTaylor Wessing
ArticleKnow Your Rights And Obligations In An English Construction Contract Or Risk Being Wound UpThe Judge found that, in the above circumstances, the debt was due and owing and that the Contractor had adhered to the terms of the contract.United KingdomReal Estate and ConstructionTaylor Wessing
ArticleFashion & Luxury Brands Market Update – Issue 232This week's top stories in the Fashion and Luxury Brands sector.WorldwideCorporate/Commercial LawTaylor Wessing
ArticleCorporate Crime Matters - February 2017This month our Corporate Crime and Fraud unit provides its insights on the recent amendments to the Criminal Finances Bill...WorldwideCriminal LawTaylor Wessing
ArticleGlobal Data Hub: Data ProcessorsWe have a fresh batch of content on our Taylor Wessing Global Data Hub site which provides you with insight and guidance on data protection issues.European UnionPrivacyTaylor Wessing
ArticleBoot Camp: Late Payment Issues: Construction ContractsThe Boot Camp section of the Update will give a brief overview of a different subject in each issue. The subjects will be relevant to restructurings or corporate insolvencies.United KingdomReal Estate and ConstructionTaylor Wessing
ArticleECJ Rules Unlimited Copyright Protection In Europe For Works Of Applied ArtOn 24 October 2024, the European Court of Justice answered preliminary questions in a case between Kwantum and Vitra.NetherlandsIntellectual PropertyTaylor Wessing
ArticleReform of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954United KingdomReal Estate and ConstructionTaylor Wessing
ArticleBrexit: Implications On Your European Trade Mark, Copyright And Design RightsThe results announced today of the UK's referendum on leaving the EU will have an impact on our clients' European trade mark, copyright and design protection but not yet. It is not yet known what impact it will have and when. European UnionIntellectual PropertyTaylor Wessing
ArticleImportant For Start-Ups: Confidentiality Agreements And Material Transfer Agreements (MTAs)A crucial step for start-ups on the road to success is ensuring that their innovations and trade secrets are adequately protected. GermanyFood, Drugs, Healthcare, Life SciencesTaylor Wessing
ArticleESG & Patents – Destruction Of Infringing Goods Under The UPC & Sustainable AlternativesTaking into account the environmental impact of day-to-day business operations and the aim of businesses to contribute to a world that remains livable, ...NetherlandsEnvironmentTaylor Wessing
ArticlePolish Trade Mark Office Will Inform Right Holders About The Approaching Renewal DeadlineIndustrial property rights are an important tool in the competitive struggle in the market place as well as being an acknowledged method to secure the rights and interests of an entrepreneur.PolandIntellectual PropertyTaylor Wessing
ArticleSaleh v SFO: POCA Proceedings And Foreign JudgmentsThe Serious Fraud Office (‘SFO') obtained a Property Freezing Order (‘PFO') in respect of over £4 million credited to a UK bank account, which constituted the proceeds of sale of 800,000 shares in a Canadian oil and petroleum corporation (GEI).United KingdomCorporate/Commercial LawTaylor Wessing
ArticleBusiness Immigration - Entrepreneurs To Get The Red Carpet Treatment In The UKThe UK Government has announced new immigration rules to incentivise foreign entrepreneurs to invest in the UK. United KingdomImmigrationTaylor Wessing
ArticleCan An Appeal Court's Decision Be Reviewed By The Same Level Of Court Under Insolvency Legislation?The insolvency legislation contains an unusual provision pursuant to section 375(1) of the Insolvency Act 1986 enabling the court to review its own decision.United KingdomInsolvency/Bankruptcy/Re-StructuringTaylor Wessing
ArticleMeaning Of Practical CompletionThe UK Court of Appeal in Mears Limited v Costplan Services (South East) Limited, Plymouth (Notte Street) Limited, J.R. Pickstock Limited [2019] EWCA Civ 502 considered the meaning of practical completion ...United KingdomReal Estate and ConstructionRHTLaw Taylor Wessing
ArticleHave Trustees' rights to refuse disclosure been undermined by the Dawson-Damer ruling?The trustees of the Glenfinnan Settlement are being sued by Mrs Ashley Dawson-Damer and her two children, Piers and Adelicia, regarding the disposition of the trust's assets.United KingdomWealth ManagementHewitsons LLP
ArticleCourt Ruling On The Effectiveness Of Availability Guarantees For Wind TurbinesProvisions on technical availability guarantees in service and maintenance contracts for wind turbines have become indispensable and are frequently the subject of contractual disputesGermanyEnergy and Natural ResourcesTaylor Wessing