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A look at trademarks and the question of infringement We were recently instructed to act for a client which sells glasses online using a name based upon a childhood slang…
Read moreA look at trademarks and the question of infringement We were recently instructed to act for a client which sells glasses online using a name based upon a childhood slang…
Read moreGuidance for landlords The Government has announced changes to the emergency measures on notice periods and bailiff-enforced evictions, which were introduced during the coronavirus pandemic. Notice periods Before the pandemic,…
Read moreChanges are coming – here’s what you need to know New rules from July 16 will prohibit certain goods from being sold in the European Union (EU) and Northern Ireland…
Read moreThe Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG) announced on 26 May 2021 that the Waking Watch Relief Fund has approximately £2 million left and they have therefore reopened…
Read moreIts not long to go until the deadline of 30 June 2021 All EU, EEA and Swiss nationals living in the UK before 31 December 2020 must apply to the…
Read more“Our status as a global financial centre makes us an attractive location for investment – and we are proud of that. We welcome it. But it also makes us a…
Read moreThe future of the property market and legal profession Richard Jobes, partner and head of our property litigation team, sat down with Leeds & Yorkshire Lawyer, the official journal of…
Read more“If a broker has the duty to offer impartial advice, information or recommendations as to the product, they must disclose their commission. If they do not, then the remedies available…
Read moreA recent High Court case has highlighted the importance of having clear and transparent terms and conditions in place, particularly for contracts made with consumers. Background After playing an online…
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