Gain insights into how high‑net‑worth families are leveraging Private Placement Life Insurance (PPLI) in their long‑term planning strategies in the latest episode of Future Focused: Sophisticated Estate Planning.

Recent merger settlements further confirm that merger remedies are back and indicate the healthcare industry remains a priority for antitrust enforcers.

In the latest episode of Future Focused: Sophisticated Estate Planning, Michael Clear and Erin Nicholls discuss the implications of the OBBBA legislation on estate and...

Rights owners have been particularly concerned about cybersquatting since the expansion of generic top-level domains (gTLDs) began in 2012.

Geographical indications (GIs) are names that identify a product as originating from a specific place from which their particular characteristics derive.

There are, however, certain shortcomings that need to be addressed to modernise the legal framework and make it fit for the digital age.

The Third Country Report identifies countries outside of the EU in which the state of intellectual property protection and enforcement gives rise to the greatest concern...

The CP11 Common Practice on "New types of marks: Examination of formal requirements and grounds for refusal" was adopted by EUIPO's Management Board by written procedure in October 2020.

The guide is intended for all traders and enterprises interested in learning more about and implementing anti-counterfeiting solutions.

During its 51st plenary session on 7 July 20201, the EDPB adopted the following documents;

The Council has decided to prolong the framework for restrictive measures against cyber-attacks threatening the EU or its Member States for another year, until 18 May 2022.

The EU Block Exemption Regulations, which were in force at the end of the Brexit transition period (i.e., on 31 December 2020) under EU law, were retained in UK law when the transition period came to an end.

Following its Business Plan and Budget consultation, the PSA has announced that it is increasing the registration fee from £155 + VAT to £200 + VAT as of 22 April 2021.

This means that until 30 June 2021, employers can continue to rely on an EEA national's passport or national identity card to evidence their right to work.

The Government has announced that the temporary changes made to right to work checks as a result of Covid-19 will come to an end on 20 June 2021.

SRDs include devices such as Wi-Fi routers, smart meters and Internet of Things (IoT) devices.

They could then receive more relevant recommendations about the best products for their needs or tailored offers from providers.

The coalition warned that if the Prime Minister failed to act, "work will be lost and businesses will go under".

HMRC is consulting on implementation of the OECD Model Reporting Rules, which require digital platforms to report details of the income of sellers on their platform to the tax authority and to the sellers.

On December 19, Governor Hochul vetoed legislation that would have amended the definition of certain terms contained within the New York LLC Transparency Act (NYLTA).