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The return of the VICTORIA'S SECRET Fashion Show has been hitting the headlines this week, following on from its 5 year hiatus.

On 29 March 2017, Mr Justice Blair (the Judge) in the Commercial Court gave summary judgment for US$3 billion in proceedings relating to a Eurobond issue.

Concern is growing in legal circles over proposed court closures, with criticisms that the government consultation has not been thought through.

BCL partner Harry Travers and senior associate Alex Swan's article, ‘Deferred prosecution agreements: lessons from Serco' has been published by Solicitors Journal.

Four key points for the limitation period for contract and tort claims.

This important decision of the Court of Appeal clarifies that, in contrast to tangible property, it is not possible to exercise a possessory lien over intangible property, such as an electronic database.

The Competition Appeal Tribunal's certification judgment in a collective action against Amazon and Apple establishes critical precedents for UK competition litigation, addressing expert independence, class representative compensation, and the viability of indirect harm claims. The ruling certifies a £289-306 million claim while rejecting a larger speculative theory, setting new standards for methodology rigor and stakeholder remuneration in collective proceedings.

The Committees of Advertising Practice ('CAP') have a launched a consultation to consider their proposed new rule that "advertisements must not include gender stereotypes that are likely...

Data Protection Advisor Jon Baines recently explained the role of the Article 29 Working Party, the guidance it produces, and the introduction of the European Data Protection Board by the GDPR.

With a general election pending this is unlikely to happen for some time and there is no guarantee it will happen at all.

An Authorised Guarantee Agreement (or AGA) is a guarantee by a tenant of its assignee’s performance of the tenant obligations in the lease.

A recent Movers and Shakers breakfast presentation by the LSE's Tony Travers highlighted the huge competitive advantage London gains in the global market

Increasingly unconventional monetary policy from the developed world's central banks has meant that large fluctuations in the world's major currencies has become a key feature of the past few years.

Netflix—which now offers a digital video streaming service—began by selling and renting DVDs to subscribers through the mail.

I have previously written about the manufacturers of products containing Delta-8 THC who are exploiting what they perceive as a loophole in the 2018 Farm Bill's legalization of Hemp and its...

As towns and municipalities scrambled to meet the August 22nd deadline to regulate or prohibit marijuana establishments within their borders, a few noticeable trends emerged.

California Governor Gavin Newsom has vetoed the proposed (and somewhat controversial) AB 3048. The bill would have required web browser developers to include a setting that allowed consumers to send an opt-out...