Corporate Law

Trademark Infringement: The Power of Legal Protection

The world of trademarks can be a minefield, as online fitness gurus Logan Paul and KSI recently discovered. Their energy drink brand, “Prime,” faced legal action from the US Olympic & Paralympic Committee over alleged trademark infringement. While the details are still unfolding, the case highlights the importance of securing your intellectual property and the crucial role solicitors play in […]

Collective Redundancy: A Short Guide

The business world can be a ruthless place. News recently broke that Unilever, the consumer goods giant behind brands like Dove and Ben & Jerry’s, is planning to cut approximately 3,200 jobs across its European workforce. This has brought the term “collective redundancy” to the forefront of public attention. So, what exactly does this mean, and how does the […]

AI-Generated Music Law: A Legal Symphony

Artificial intelligence (AI) has been making waves in the creative industries, and music is no exception. From composing symphonies to crafting catchy pop tunes, AI-generated music is capable of producing a wide array of musical works. However, the rise of AI-generated music has also raised a chorus of legal questions and concerns. For example, in […]

Corporate Restructuring: A Solicitor’s Guide

Businesses are dynamic entities, and navigating periods of growth, market shifts, or financial difficulty often require a change in structure. Corporate restructuring allows companies to adapt, reposition themselves strategically, and potentially overcome challenges. As solicitors with experience in corporate law, we frequently advise clients on the complexities of restructuring. In this blog, we’ll delve into […]

Lidl v Tesco: A Clubcard Catastrophe

In an unexpected turn of events, discount supermarket giant Lidl has won a legal battle against retail giant Tesco concerning their loyalty card logo, the Clubcard. The Court of Appeal ruled that Tesco’s Clubcard logo infringed upon Lidl’s registered trademark. This decision has sent shockwaves through the retail industry, sparking discussions about trademark protection and […]

EU vs Big Tech (Apple / Meta / Google): A Breakdown On The Crackdown

The European Union (EU) has launched investigations into three tech giants – Meta (formerly Facebook), Apple, and Alphabet (Google’s parent company) – under a new law designed to regulate big tech companies. This move marks a significant step in the EU’s efforts to curb the power of these companies and create a fairer digital landscape. […]

PSCs and Companies House – How To Comply With The Rules

In a recent case, fashion giant Shein UK was found to be in violation of UK company law by failing to disclose its “person with significant control” (PSC). This incident highlights the importance of companies complying with legal requirements and the role that solicitors can play in ensuring compliance. What happened with Shein UK? Shein UK, a […]

Breaking Up Is Hard To Do; How To Amicably End A Business Partnership

In the beginning, a business relationship can be a lot like a romantic relationship, if you take out the….well, I am sure you know which part I am talking about. You meet someone or a group of someone’s, who truly understand your ideas, your vision and all the good things you have to offer, and […]

Music Copyright Law for UK’s Rising Stars

Congratulations! Whether you are a singer, rapper, songwriter or producer – your music is making waves, the industry is taking notice, and contracts are flying your way. This exhilarating phase is also riddled with crucial decisions, especially when it comes to navigating the intricacies of music copyright laws in the UK. But don’t worry, this […]

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