As lawyers who not only advise on the creation of new technologies but also on their commercial exploitation, we've had many clients ask to speak to us about the future...

Today's judgment, which sees an end to the 13-year case, should reassure charities that a challenge to a will, will not be an automatic threat to a charitable legacy.

It is notorious that rates of ‘fraud' are at an all-time high. Estimates from the Crime Survey for England and Wales indicated that c. 4.6 million fraud offences were committed in the year ending March 2021, a 24% increase on the previous year.

Fashion and beauty weeks, hosted in the metaverse return this spring/summer, given the popularity last year – the most well-known being hosted by Decentraland: Metaverse Fashion Week...

On 7 March 2017, stringent new rules on references for the financial services sector came into force.

The Intellectual Property (Unjustified Threats) Act 2017 is set to become law shortly, introducing significant changes to this complex area of IP law in the UK.

Many publishers of fictional books assume that the classic phrase ‘any similarities to actual persons, living or dead, or to any actual events, firms, institutions or other entities, is coincidental and unintentional’ will protect them if a claim of defamation is made against them.

This week has seen another European election, this time in the UK, with Brexit very much at the forefront of issues.

Partner Anita Bapat and Trainee Gina Asadi have summarised the key features of the Government's new White Paper on Artificial Intelligence below, we will provide further analysis in due course.

Everyone experiences adverse life events which can affect the state of someone's mental health.

Employers should consider checking that the records they hold for employees, demonstrating their right to work in the UK are up-to-date.

With thanks in no small part to the series of Covid-19 lockdowns across the UK from 2020-2021, the stratospheric rise of video-on-demand platforms (VoDs) over the last decade...

On 28 October 2008, the Authors Guild, the Association of American Publishers and Google announced that they had reached a potentially groundbreaking Settlement dealing with Google's much-publicised 'Library Project', which involved Google digitizing publications without permission from the rights holders.

Publishers and authors may be breathing A Collective Sigh Of Relief Following The Recent confirmation by the Court of Appeal that The Da Vinci Code does not infringe the copyright in an earlier work, The Holy Blood and the Holy Grail

Welcome to our quarterly Data and Privacy eBulletin in which we reflect on some of the key developments since February 2017.

Recent Case Law Updates - January 2012.

"One of the few reported judgments relating to the NEC form of contract" as the Con LR Editors remark. It concerns the relationship between HGCR Act adjudication provisions and the dispute resolution provisions of the (amended) NEC contract used for a sewage works project.

Construction Law Journal Vol. 27 Issue 4 2011