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Intellectual property
Life after SkyKick: UKIPO applies Supreme Court's ruling and issues examination guidance
UKIPO has held two applications to be in bad faith in entirety and is raising bad faith objections at examination
Intellectual property
English High Court grants Samsung interim licence declarations pending final FRAND determination
Guidance from Court of Appeal followed, reinforcing the English courts' willingness to grant interim licence declarations in FRAND proceedings
Dispute resolution
UK Court of Appeal grants claimants permission to appeal against Granville LCD cartel damages judgment
Appeal based on the judge's errors on overcharge and pass-on will be of interest to competition litigation practitioners
Regulatory Outlook
Digital regulation | UK Regulatory Outlook June 2025
UK updates: Online safety updates - Ofcom opens new investigations; and Government responds to consultation on super-complaints | Media Act
Regulatory Outlook
Advertising and Marketing | UK Regulatory Outlook June 2025
UK updates: ASA publishes research on depiction of older people in ads | Regulation of AI in advertising | Updates
Regulatory Outlook
Data law | UK Regulatory Outlook June 2025
UK updates: Data (Use and Access) Act 2025 royal assent | ICO releases draft update on encryption | ICO consults
Artificial intelligence
Government to invest over £2 billion in the UK's AI ecosystem
The government is backing AI with a mixture of spending on AI and AI-adjacent infrastructure, research and development
Real estate
FTT calls again for proportionate and reasonable cost claims in the negotiation of UK Code agreements
Tribunal decision is another clear victory for operators in their battle with site providers over unconstructive costs
IT and data
CASP license in Poland
The new EU Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCAR), which came fully into effect on December 30, 2024, has transformed the
IT and data
UK Cyber Security and Resilience Bill will be both similar and different to the EU's NIS 2
Businesses can still assess ahead of the UK bill's publication if they could be caught and their potential obligations
