01 Jul, 2024 Can PLT ban me? By Naina Patel Alice Esuola-Grant Pretty Little Thing (PLT), the online fast fashion retailer, has issued a statement on the recent controversy surrounding the closure of...
27 Jun, 2024 What's in my name? Benefits and pitfalls for fashion designers of using their own name as a brand By Sarah Husslein Jerome Coulonvaux In a recent trade mark decision in Belgium, the Brussels Court of Appeal had to consider the rights of a fashion designer and the extent...
26 Jun, 2024 GDPR: more CJEU decisions on compensation for non-material damage By Mac Macmillan Two CJEU decisions in June cover very similar ground to last year's decisions in Austrian Post and VB v Natsionalna agentsia za...
19 Jun, 2024 Subject Access Requests: High Court looks at the meaning of recipients By Mac Macmillan A judgment handed down recently by the High Court looks at the “purely personal” exception under the UK GDPR, whether article 15(1)(c)...
17 Jun, 2024 Crystal Palace the latest sports club to gamble with its reputation By Rob Powell Sponsorship revenues are fundamental to the very existence of sports clubs at all levels. They are undoubtedly among the biggest income...
13 Jun, 2024 Tour de France wins a stage, but not the race By Sarah Husslein Summer is just around the corner, full of sporting events including the famous Tour de France. The Company Tour de France (‘TdF’) is the...
12 Jun, 2024 UPC Court of Appeal decision on opt-outs By Nadine Bleach Ewan MacAulay On 4 June 2024, the UPC Court of Appeal, led by presiding judge and judge-rapporteur Rian Kalden, handed down its decision in Neo...
31 May, 2024 Lenovo v Ericsson – the multi-jurisdictional saga continues By Francion Brooks On 23 May 2024, Mrs Justice Bacon gave judgment in an application for an interim injunction in Lenovo v Ericsson ([2024] EWHC 1267 (Ch))...
24 May, 2024 Supreme Court overturns Court of Appeal on "reasonable endeavours" in force majeure By Ben Coleman Naomi Foale The Supreme Court has confirmed that a party affected by a Force Majeure Event (“FME”) is not required by a “reasonable endeavours”...
22 May, 2024 Updated guidance on the NSIA published today By Samuel Munday Following on from the Government's consultation with stakeholders in relation to the National Security and Investment Act 2021 launched...
17 May, 2024 Judgment in delay case: Tata Consultancy Services Limited v Disclosure and Barring Service By Anna Cook The Technology and Construction Court delivered judgment today in the long-standing dispute between Tata Consultancy Services Limited...
17 May, 2024 UPC Agreement ratified by Romania By Charlie French On 14 April 2024, Romania’s Law 81/2024 entered into force, ratifying the UPC Agreement. Under Article 89(2) of the UPC Agreement,...