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The platform sector has grown rapidly over recent years and is likely to continue in this way. The FCA has intense focus on ensuring that the very highest of standards apply in an environment where consumers can invest with confidence, understand the risks they face and are clear about the availability of regulatory protections if things go wrong

Haribo has successfully appealed the EUIPO’s decision that the gummy bear trade mark lacked distinctive character

There had been rumours of seismic changes to UK inheritance tax (perhaps even full abolition), together with reductions in income tax rates and stamp duty land tax.

The recent case of Topalsson GmbH v Rolls-Royce sets out some key considerations for customers when preparing and entering into agreements for IT services

The government has issued new draft legislation and its response to its recent holiday, working time and TUPE consultation - we take a look at the changes and what they mean for employers

From 1 January 2024, the UK IPO will require a UK Address for Service for all comparable trade marks and re-registered designs involved in contentious proceedings

The Online Safety Act achieved Royal Assent on 26 October. In this article, we set out the timeline and key provisions within the Act, as well as the enforcement powers of OFCOM

Court of Appeal upholds High Court’s decision to dismiss easyGroup’s infringement claims against EASYOFFICES and revoke easyGroup’s EASYOFFICE trade marks

The firm launches innovative tool to help companies understand and meet their mandatory ESG disclosure obligations

This article looks at the practical considerations when dealing with jurisdiction and forum disputes in international divorce cases

Ross Fairley shares his observations on the progress and continued challenges concerning the drive towards New Zero

Teleperformance Contact illustrates potential drawbacks to tendering for special purpose vehicles to deliver procured services.