The Court of Appeal has handed down a judgment relating to the ongoing Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT) dispute between JJH Enterprises...

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Earlier this week, the UK government published its much-anticipated report on the interaction between copyright law and AI. It has been...

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The much anticipated High Court judgment in Getty Images v Stability AI has been handed down. As we knew would be the case, with Getty...

The Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT) has handed down a judgment on two preliminary issues relating to the reselling of software licences...

Sony is suing the Chinese corporation Tencent in a California court, claiming that Tencent’s video game “Light of Motiram” is a “slavish...

The European Parliament’s Policy Department for Justice, Civil Liberties and Institutional Affairs has prepared a briefing entitled...