We are delighted to announce that Shireen Peermohamed has joined our Intellectual Property Group as a Partner.
The UK's Court of Appeal gives judgment in the first trade mark dilution case since L'Oreal v Bellure, in Whirlpool v Kenwood.
A new defamation case involving Google contains useful pointers about liability of search engines for the results they produce.
The ECJ has held that taking even eleven words from a written work can amount to infringement of copyright in the work.
Amazon's action in removing content from users' Kindles raises interesting new questions about the potential liability for companies running apps networks.
The provisions of the new Companies Act 2006, which put in place a new regime to help brand owners protect their name, has now been in place nearly a year. We review its effectiveness and ability to offer protection to those who use it.
HM Revenue & Customs have announced a change to their procedure for detaining and seizing counterfeit goods which infringe trade marks or copyright.
