Dec 05, 2019 Five major UK internet service providers forced to block Nintendo Switch piracy sites By Ruth Hoy Ella Castle In the recent case of Nintendo Co Ltd v Sky UK Ltd [2019] EWHC 2376 (Ch), Justice Arnold granted a website blocking order sought by...
Jul 17, 2019 High Court adds "breach of confidence" to potential claims available against those who collect or receive unofficial data from sporting events By Alasdair Muller Ruth Hoy Nick Fitzpatrick It is a popular adage in today's society that "data is king"; this is as much true in the sporting industry as in any other. For many...
Jul 11, 2019 Defamation and the test of "Serious Harm" – higher threshold for bringing a claim restored By Claire Sng In Lachaux v Independent Print Ltd and another, preferring the High Court’s interpretation of the "serious harm" test under s.1(1) of the...
Sep 26, 2018 Deal or no-deal? Implications for Copyright laws in the event of a no-deal Brexit By DLA Piper - MSE BACKGROUNDThis week, the UK Government released multiple technical notes detailing the intellectual property implications of a no-deal...
Sep 26, 2018 Deal or no-deal? How a no-deal Brexit could impact Exhaustion Rights. By DLA Piper - MSE BACKGROUNDThis week, the UK Government released multiple technical notes detailing the intellectual property implications of a no-deal...
Sep 26, 2018 Deal or no-deal? Implications for Trademarks and Design rights following a no-deal Brexit By John Wilks TRADEMARKS AND DESIGNSBACKGROUNDThis week, the UK Government released multiple technical notes detailing the intellectual property...
Jun 22, 2018 UK: Supreme Court decision on costs in relation to blocking injunctions By Ruth Hoy The Supreme Court has recently handed down its judgment in Cartier International AG and others v BT and another, allowing an appeal made...