10/12/2026 8:30:47 AM DBIST consultation on competition collective actions and investigations: Bristows' response By Sophie Lawrance Bristows was pleased to respond to the recent DBIST consultation into the future of competition redress and enforcement in the UK....
10/9/2026 10:43:28 AM Secondaries step into the mainstream By Julia Cockroft Oliver Alsop For founders, employees and early investors in private companies, realising the value of their shares has traditionally meant waiting for...
10/8/2026 2:25:35 PM Anticompetitive agreements in the pharmaceutical sector in United Kingdom By Sophie Lawrance Sean-Paul Brankin James Batsford Xisca Borrás Jamie Hatzel +2 more... Show less Our latest contribution to Lexology Panoramic: Pharmaceutical Antitrust 2026 provides an overview of the UK competition law framework as...
10/1/2026 9:06:28 AM Beyond reproduction: WHO calls for a broader definitions of women's health By Laura Harwood Gabriela Swiderska Women’s health has historically been viewed primarily through the lens of reproduction, with pregnancy, childbirth and maternal care...
9/21/2026 3:33:34 PM A new spin on spinouts? Cambridge’s model for medtech innovation By Ben Lammin Daniel Owen Ben Lammin and Daniel Owen recently attended Cambridge Tech Week where Professor George Malliaras FRS used his keynote speech to...
9/18/2026 9:10:03 AM EU Kids Act: European Commission proposes landmark new rules for the protection of minors online By Gemma Nash On 17 September 2026, the European Commission published its highly anticipated proposal for a new EU Kids Act (the Act), a standalone...
9/16/2026 3:58:46 PM A new focus on women’s health: Exploring the EMA’s latest initiatives By Ellie Handy Melissa Dix The European Medicines Agency (EMA) has recently launched a “Women’s health” landing page on its website (here) to bring together...
9/15/2026 2:44:56 PM The future of collective competition actions: Last chance to comment on key DBIST consultation - practical points for (potential) defendants By Sophie Lawrance "Yes to strong enforcement… no to excessive cost [and] undue complexity". Following a preliminary consultation, the Department for...
9/15/2026 11:14:42 AM Bristows’ SnippITs: When will programme delay equal repudiatory breach? By Freya Ollerearnshaw Katharine Head This post is part of the Bristows’ SnippITs series, which pulls together the key practical takeaways from recent court decisions for the...
9/8/2026 10:49:00 AM Bristows' SnippITs - A step-in to the unknown: the challenges in exercising step-in rights By Adrian Sim Georgia Austin This post is part of the Bristows' SnippITs series, which pulls together the key practical takeaways from recent court decisions for the...
9/3/2026 12:02:51 PM Supreme Court clarifies the narrow limits of issue estoppel By Ben Coleman Hafsa Babar Introduction The Supreme Court has overturned a Court of Appeal decision regarding the doctrine of issue estoppel, emphasising that its...
9/2/2026 11:04:58 AM Lifestyle choices for recovery – UK Court of Appeal Decides Application to Register Trade Mark Licences Necessary to Recover Losses By Simon Clark Solomon Chann This article was first published in IPSANZ journal [Issue No. 145 - September 2026]. Lifestyle choices for recovery – UK Court of Appeal...