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Insights Ayman Shehata

Court of Appeal Revisits Joint Authorship

Need to Ask More than Who Did the Writing.
Insights Richard Davies

The value of Simone Biles – an update on athlete endorsements, the Olympics and Rule 40

the USOPC released updated guidance for its athletes regarding personal endorsements and marketing during the Tokyo 2020 games.
Insights Nick White

Trade Marks: Liverpool fail to emulate Spurs' success

Liverpool FC filed an application in June for a range of goods and services for the mark LIVERPOOL but the club's application was rejected.
Insights Peter Byrd

ECJ Ruling on EU Trade Mark Jurisdiction: Online Infringers Can No Longer ‘Hide’ From Justice

An ECJ ruling clarifies the power of EU Trade Mark Courts in Member States.
Insights David Fyfield

Supermac’s takes another bite out of the big Mc.

David explores the latest instalment of the ongoing trade mark dispute between restaurant chain Supermac’s and fast-food giant McDonald’s
Insights Mark Hill

New Data Protection Regime in Bahrain

Download our guide to the new Data Protection Regime in Bahrain.
Insights Peter Byrd

Whytes Bikes are triumphant in a copyright infringement claim concerning their stag logo

A recent case concerning copyright infringement provides a useful reminder of how witness evidence can make or break a case.
Insights Sam Saunders

High Court “Pitching In” with new guidance on the use of interim injunctions in copyright infringement case

Guidance on factors to take into account when considering whether an interim injunction should be granted in case of copyright infringement.
Insights Peter Byrd

Changes to UK Trade Mark Law – what you need to know

Changes to the UK Trade Mark Act are coming on the 14 January 2019, to implement the 2015 Trade Marks Directive.
Insights Christina Fleming

Illegal Streaming and Copyright Infringement: the Government’s set to over set-top boxes

The Government published its response on whether there is a need for legislative change to deal with the issue of illicit set-top boxes.
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To post, or not to post?

Following the ECJ’s recent ruling, re-posting of a photograph is likely to require the authorisation of the copyright owner.
Insights Peter Byrd

‘A Design Director, who doesn’t design’

Peter Byrd analyses the recent MEI Fields Designs Ltd case, and the implications of it for copyright works created by employees.
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