CDR Magazine quotes Stewart Hey on the cum-ex scandal

The cum-ex scandal has been making headlines for years and the sums involved are eye watering – estimated to be in the region of 55Billion Euros.

The Law Society Gazette and CDR Magazine quote Caroline Greenwell on the LIBOR appeal

The Court of Appeal has confirmed Tom Hayes’ conviction raises such significant issues, that the UK Supreme Court should have the final say on an appeal.

World Trademark Review quotes Charlotte Duly on a recent Supreme Court director liability ruling

Brand owners are likely to be left disappointed by the UK Supreme Court’s ruling that company directors cannot be found liable for the infringing acts of their companies if they personally acted in good faith and without ‘essential knowledge’ of the infringement.

FE News quotes Adam Kyte on the MAC's review of the graduate visa route

The MAC Review is unequivocal in its recommendation to government to maintain the Graduate Visa route.  

FT Ignites Europe quotes Anne-Marie Balfour on working hours and potential disputes

Samsung policy for senior execs shows how putting in extra hours still brings corporate cachet

CDR Magazine quotes Charlotte Duly on the inter partes process for trade mark opposition

CDR speaks to IP professionals about the inter partes process for trade mark opposition, where the UK IPO held that Alcohol Change UK could not prevent others from using the term ‘Dry January’.

The Law Society Gazette quotes Stephen Fairweather on the benefits of using LinkedIn

Our Digital team's Stephen Fairweather on LinkedIn: "Try to educate your audience more than you promote yourself [...] A four-to-one ratio is ideal".

Law Middle East interviews Alim Khamis on our Qatar office relocation

In line with our growth strategy and commitment to Qatar, we recently moved our Qatar office north of Doha to Lusail.

Thomas Snider and Lucy Wicksteed write for The Oath on the role of the national courts in arbitration

In this article we set out some of the different stages where the parties might find or want the courts involved.

Caroline Greenwell writes for The Law Society Gazette on the LIBOR scandal

We now see a stark divergence between two of the world’s leading financial centres in their treatment of LIBOR...

Rose Carey and Katherine Dennis write an opinion piece for The Grocer on skilled worker visa changes and the impact on the food and drink industry

With an election later this year, one hopes that the new government will engage with the sector to truly understand how to implement a visa system that is fit for purpose and encourages growth. 

Estates Gazette quotes Francis Ho on the case of Abbey Healthcare v Simply Construct

Francis Ho comments on the significance of a Supreme Court ruling on a case between a contractor and a leaseholder.

Cara Imbrailo and Ilona Bateson write for Fashion Capital on pop-up shops

Cara Imbrailo, Partner (Real Estate) and Ilona Bateson, Associate (Commercial), discuss the benefits and pitfalls of brands selling via pop-up shops.

Nick Hurley and Annie Green write for Employee Benefits on the impact of dropping the real living wage pledge

Nick Hurley and Annie Green write for Employee Benefits on the importance of striking a fair balance between prioritising the financial success of the organisation and paying a fair wage to their staff.