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    Trade Marks: No More Wide-claiming – An Abuse Of Registration Systems

    The UK Supreme Court's *SkyKick v. Sky* judgment clarified UK trade mark law, emphasizing precise specifications, use intent, and addressing bad faith claims to prevent overly broad registrations.
    United KingdomIntellectual Property
    Humphreys Law
    Humphreys Law
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    Registered Trade Mark Wide-Claiming: The Pendulum Has Swung

    Although applying for a trade mark with no intent to use could render a registration invalid for reasons of bad faith in the application, this was only if some culpable conduct was additionally present.
    United KingdomIntellectual Property
    Humphreys Law
    Humphreys Law
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    Time Limits For Bringing Unquantifiable Breach Of Warranty Claims In Share Purchase Agreements: Onecom Group Ltd v Palmer

    In Onecom Group Ltd v Palmer [2024], the High Court ruled that breach of warranty claims were not time-barred due to being contingent and unquantifiable until an independent expert determined earn-out payment, delaying the litigation period's start.
    United KingdomCorporate/Commercial Law
    Humphreys Law
    Humphreys Law
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    HMRC Updates Crypto Guidance On DeFi And Tax. But Will The Approach Taken Stand The Test Of Time?

    On 2 February 2022, HMRC released a long-awaited update to its Cryptoassets Manual on the tax treatment of ‘Decentralised Finance' (‘DeFi'), an increasingly popular crypto investment space.
    United KingdomTechnology
    Humphreys Law
    Humphreys Law
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    Regulators In The UK Explain How The Digital Securities Sandbox Will Work

    The Bank of England and FCA's April 2024 consultation introduces the Digital Securities Sandbox (DSS) to facilitate innovation in securities trading using distributed ledger technology. Eligible firms will operate under modified regulations, progressing through stages of compliance over five years.
    United KingdomFinance and Banking
    Humphreys Law
    Humphreys Law
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    High Court Considers Contractual Waiver V Promissory Estoppel: Little And Another V Olympian Homes Ltd

    The High Court recently considered the law of waiver – specifically contractual waiver and waiver based on promissory estoppel – in Little and another v Olympian Homes Ltd [2024] EWHC 1766 (Ch).
    United KingdomLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Humphreys Law
    Humphreys Law
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    AI, Marx And Legal Issues On The Path To Abundance

    In the context of the fourth industrial revolution, driven by AI advancements, significant capital investment is reshaping industries and societal structures. The article examines the implications of this shift, drawing parallels to Marx's critiques of capitalism, and emphasizes the need for robust legal frameworks to address emerging challenges.
    United KingdomTechnology
    Humphreys Law
    Humphreys Law
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    The Imperative Of Scalability: Why Law Firms Should Migrate Document Management To The Cloud

    In this blog, we discuss the need for scalability in law firms' document management systems (DMS). Traditional on-premises DMS solutions are limited in handling variable workloads, often wasting resources during non-peak periods. Cloud-based DMS platforms, however, offer elastic scalability, allowing firms to efficiently scale resources based on demand, enhance performance, and support remote collaboration. Embracing cloud technology not only improves operational agility but also ensures compe
    United KingdomLaw Department Performance
    IR Global
    IR Global
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    2022 September ‘Mini Budget': ‘Mini' By Name Only

    Will the most ambitious growth plan in recent memory succeed or just leave a black hole in public finances?...
    United KingdomTax
    Humphreys Law
    Humphreys Law
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    Founders At Exit: How To Negotiate Heads Of Terms On The Sell Side

    Adding more (clear and cogent) detail to a heads of terms should mean there is less to negotiate in the sale and purchase agreement and other transaction documents.
    United KingdomCorporate/Commercial Law
    Humphreys Law
    Humphreys Law

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