The UK government has this month signed the United Nations Convention on International Settlement Agreements Resulting from Mediation...

The government has recently introduced the Renters (Reform) Bill to Parliament, proposing  significant changes to the residential rental...

Ellen Lambrix and Adam Coughlin from Bristows' Commercial IP team attended the BioIntegrates conference in London on 16 May 2023. With...

The rapidly increasing use, and sophistication, of ChatGPT and other large language models (LLMs) has prompted even the CEO of OpenAI...

First published in Kluwer Copyright Blog, May 2023, patent litigator Aida Tohala discusses the legal concept of plausibility following...

Ralph Giles and Anneke Pol discuss the role of open source in environmental sustainability projects and the battle against climate change.

Marks and Spencer have succeeded in requesting that an ice cream parlour rename their "Percy Pig" flavoured ice cream. Marks and Spencer...

IAB Europe has today launched the next iteration of its Transparency and Consent Framework (TCF), version 2.2. By way of a reminder, the...

A recent decision by the EU General Court has held that where a data controller discloses data which it has pseudonymised, this will not...

Consumer protection and competition lawyers alike have been waiting with bated breath for the long anticipated updates to the UK’s...

This post is part of the Bristows’ SnippITs series, which pulls together the key practical takeaways from recent court decisions for the...

On Wednesday, 10 May, the Government announced a U-turn on the sunset provisions in the Retained EU Law (Revocation and Reform) Bill,...