The Court of Appeal (the "COA") has delivered two significant judgments concerning the ownership of six ornamental and decorative stained-glass windows (the "Works") created by Harry Clarke...

On 21 December 2020, the Court of Appeal refused an application to stay a procurement process pending the appeal of a High Court decision to refuse the reliefs sought by the applicant in respect of a decision by Kildare County Council ...

A claim through the doctrine of frustration remains, as ever, extremely frustrating to succeed in.

Following extensive negotiations, the EU Parliament adopted the final text of the AI Act by way of final vote at its plenary sitting on 13 March 2024.

In this article, Alice Whittaker, partner in the environment and climate group in Philip Lee, outlines how a new ‘stop the clock' provision in the Planning and Development Bill 2023 is intended to operate, why it is being introduced, the risk of unintended consequences, and possible alternative solutions to minimise the risks of injustice in future planning judicial reviews under the Bill.

Today's entry reports on the announcements that two Secretaries of State are to appear before Select Committees next week. Chris Huhne, the Liberal Democrat Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change is to appear before the Energy and Climate Change Select Committee of MPs next Wednesday, 15 September.

Today's entry reports on yesterday's appearance by Chris Huhne before the Commons Energy and Climate Change Select Committee. Chris Huhne, Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change, was quizzed by the Energy and Climate Change Select Committee yesterday.

Martin Lewis, the founder and operator of the website "moneysavingexpert.com", has been awarded summary judgment in a claim where he alleged that the defendant, Client Collection Limited ("CCL"), who ran a telephone-based claims management service operating under the name of "Money Claiming Experts", was infringing his UK registered trade marks for "Money Saving Expert" under sections 10(1), 10(2) and 10(3) of the Trade Marks Act 1994.

As we enter the later phases of re-opening our country, it is vital that employers continue to observe and follow public health advice.