Champagne Louis Roederer (CLR), owners of the world-famous champagne brand Cristal, recently received a substantial award in the UK High Court following an earlier successful trade mark infringement...

According to the UK Government website, a Geographical Indication (GI) relates to food, drink and agricultural products with a geographical connection or that are made using traditional methods...

The ICO has updated its subject access code of practice (the Code) to reflect recent developments in case law

On 4 September 2023, all eyes will be on the House of Commons as it considers the Lords' amendments to the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Bill in the third and final stage.

Changes for public sector pension schemes continue apace. Our handy guide keeps you up to date with key developments.

The Supreme Court has issued a judgment on the meaning of paragraphs 14 and 49 of the NPPF.

Minimum unit pricing, which is sometimes called a "floor price" for alcohol, has been the law since it was implemented in 2018.

The changes to people with significant control (PSC) regime, which we mentioned were expected to be made in our previous article, have now been confirmed. Other aspects of the changes have also been clarified.

On the one hand, courts have approached the issue of contract interpretation by applying business common sense principles...

Heightened awareness of sustainability and ESG is impacting more than just the boardroom agenda and investor interest, consumers are becoming increasingly concerned...

That has changed and since 31 July 2020, it has been possible to raise group proceedings (also known as class or mass actions) in Scotland. This means that two or more people with the same...

The Civil Procedure Rules Committee is planning to launch a consultation around the requirement for court permission to issue a warrant.

The Article 29 Working Party (WP29) and the European Data Protection Supervisor (EDPS) have released their opinions on the European Commission's proposed e-Privacy Regulation...

On 27 April 2017 (during the 'wash-up' period prior to the formal dissolution of Parliament), the Digital Economy Act received Royal Assent.

WhatsApp, the instant messenger service, is under increasingly intensified pressure to give Government security services access to the app's encrypted communications, following recent terrorist attacks.

Where a property has been abandoned by a tenant under an assured tenancy or an assured shorthold tenancy, the landlord, or a receiver acting as agent for the landlord, must currently terminate...

Following the successful challenge by Aldi Stores Ltd on appeal to the Sheriff, effectively overturning Dundee Licensing Board's 2014 Overprovision Policy, the Board have signaled their desire to look again at the issue.

As we have previously reported, the current requirement for 26 weeks' qualifying service in order to obtain the right to request flexible working will be abolished from 6 April 2024...

On 17 October 2023 the CMA announced that it has launched an investigation into Worcester Bosch's marketing practices in relation to its ‘hydrogen-blend ready' home boilers.

Each day of the festival had a theme that in turn spelt out the word "SPARK". The end of the week saw a focus on "Knowledge" – presenting the perfect setting in which to launch TLT's AI Forum...