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Yesterday the Home Office announced changes to the Tier 1 (Investor) category that will come into effect from 6 November 2014.

Many employers have been very flexible about where employees are located when working from ‘home' during the pandemic, particularly in the first few months.

The privileged nature of communications between a client and legal team is fundamental so that there can be a frank exchange without concerns that information and advice may later be made open

The Corporate Insolvency and Governance Bill is currently being fast-tracked through Parliament, but is the Government making a mistake in seeking to combine a short-term breathing space for businesses during the current Covid-19 crisis with introducing the greatest changes we have seen to UK insolvency laws for decades?

The Supreme Court has referred to the CJEU the question of whether internet browsing benefits from the "temporary reproduction" exemption in Article 5.1 of the Copyright Directive.

The High Court has given its judgment in a case concerning trade mark infringement and validity, passing off and breach of contract relating to LOTUS trade marks.

As has been widely reported, Konami have recently announced a major deal in the football licensing battle by entering into an agreement with Italian football giants, Juventus FC, to secure the exclusive right to use Juventus' IP within eFootball PES 2020.

The claimant has succeeded in a passing off action between two small and local treesurgery businesses.

Duncan Lamont looks into HIJ, the latest naughty celebrity to stop the Sun from revealing titillating, if trivial, information about his private life.

Extradition procedures in the UK are very much in the news right now with Julian Assange, of Wikileaks and the US secret documents, and Shrien Dewani, whose recent bride Anni Dewani was murdered in a township, face extradition to Sweden and South Africa respectively.

A discussion on whether confidential communications attract legal advice privilege.

Following the case of John Doyle v Erith Contractors decision, which refused to grant a stay of execution of an Adjudicator's award due to John Doyle's administration...

2013 will undoubtedly be known as the year of the Jackson Reforms.

Part 36 of the CPR provides a mechanism whereby parties are encouraged to settle claims.

The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) has published draft guidance on the journalism exemption in section 32 of Data Protection Act 1998 (DPA).

In this article, Jamie Kennaugh from our Sports Private team gives an overview of the key considerations for protecting yourself and your family from issues arising on the breakdown of a relationship.

His Honour Mr Justice Arnold has ruled in favour of a number of British record companies and ordered the UK's six main Internet Service Providers (ISPs) to block access to the file-sharing website called Pirate Bay.

These cheery words open the Royal Charter devised by the UK political parties as a means of responding to the Leveson recommendations concerning standards in the press, which received assent this week (30 October 2013) at a meeting of the Privy Council.