The importance of clearly worded commercial contracts
In the recent case of Fujitsu Services Limited and IBM United Kingdom Limited, we review the High Court's decision on the importance of clearly drafted contracts. Read more
IT/IP update: Internet browsing is not copyright infringement - Meltwater revisited
On 5 June 2014 the European Court of Justice provided its judgment on the outstanding Meltwater case and clarified that browsing material published on the internet does not infringe copyright. Read more
If one party to a contract believes it has grounds to terminate that contract for material breach, it is important that the terminating party is sure it has the right to terminate and it has followed the correct procedure. Read more
The ASA clamps down on misleading advertising
The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) now has the ability to refer serious breaches of the advertising code to Trading Standards. Read more
Is the deed done?
Incorrectly executing a deed is a common commercial problem. In this article we look at the statutory requirements for correctly executing a deed along with some recent case law. Read more
New public procurement rules
We summarise the new changes being introduced to public procurement rules under a recent EU Directive. Read more
Aldi's Miracle Oil held not to infringe Moroccanoil
We review the recent court case regarding the passing off claim brought against Aldi. Read more
We are delighted to welcome James Geary who has recently joined the firm as a Principal and Head of Commercial Contracts. Having qualified with us before spending five years in-house, James has over a decade of experience advising on all aspects of non-contentious commercial law.
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