Following the first recorded case of a Building Liability Order (BLO) in in 381 Southwark Park Road RTM ...
The EU Commission warns of rising state‑backed cyber threats and proposes strict new CSA2 supply chain rules requiring ...
A recent judgment by the Amsterdam Court of Appeal centres on the termination of a long-term franchise relationship between ...
In this episode of The Pensionist, we explore how defined benefit schemes approach de‑risking in practice, drawing on the ...
European law firm Fieldfisher has signed a 10-year Agreement for Lease with EY, which will see the firm relocate from its existing Belfast office to Adelaide Exchange, a premium Grade A development in ...
European law firm Fieldfisher has promoted 12 lawyers to its partnership in its 2026 promotions round. The promotions take ...
On 12 March 2026, the UK government published its response to a July 2025 consultation regarding the National Security and ...
Indefinite does not mean forever: practical lessons for licence agreements from Dame Zaha Hadid case
The Court of Appeal’s recent decision in Zaha Hadid Ltd v The Zaha Hadid Foundation ([2026] EWCA Civ 192) will be of interest ...
These pressures are not theoretical — they are real, immediate, and repeatedly raised by heads, bursars and governors across ...
The Intellectual Property and Enterprise Court considered a trade mark infringement case about the names of Chinese pears which were imported into the UK in Wang Zeng International Ltd v Bing Bing ...
Our Crisis Management experts have published a practice note with Chambers and Partners on the key trends and developments in ...
ECJ's landmark ruling on defective products liability: What it means for life sciences manufacturers
For the first time, the ECJ has confirmed that victims of defective medicinal products can bring claims not only under the established EU Product Liability Directive (PLD) regime, but also on the ...
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