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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...
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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 Nicholas 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...
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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...
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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...
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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...
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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...
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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...