Posted Friday 11th June 2021
The case between a supplier of mobile phones and their former solicitors provides guidance on how security for costs should be provided and what the courts must take into account when considering security for costs orders.
Find out Lord Sales’ thoughts and concerns surrounding the short and long term, positive and negative implications of Covid-19 on UK Law.
It is important for employers to consider who is granted ownership of original works or inventions whilst working from home. A recent decision in the Intellectual Property Enterprise Court will be reassuring for employers.
The line can be blurry between deliberate and reckless acts. The Supreme Court recently concluded that recklessness requires a very different state of mind and rejected that deliberate acts should also include reckless acts.
Lidl stores in Scotland have been instructed to remove one of it’s gins, after being sued by Hendrick’s for trademark infringement based on similarity of products.
Now Amazon customers can pursue claims in a court of law following complaints that Alexa has been collecting voice recordings.
Aldi’s cake now returns with new eyes. Find out how this could have a bearing on M&S High Court claim.
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Joelson, the leading London law firm, has successfully advised the sellers of Pet Microchip Services Ltd (PMS) on its sale to Identi.
Joelson has advised the company and management of Addison Lee on its acquisition by ComfortDelGro, a leading multi-modal mobility operator.
The much-anticipated Employment Rights Bill has been published. The Bill is extensive, with over 158 pages, and will affect employers of all sizes overhauling many current employment laws and giving employees enhanced rights.
