We are regularly asked by our U.S. clients, questions such as "what do EU Data Protection Authorities really care about?", "where is the enforcement activity likely to be?" and "what…
When expanding into and operating across Europe, US companies need to navigate an entirely different legal landscape and address a number of key issues that impact the success of the…
As more gluten-free products hit the shelves, the rules around how these products are labelled is becoming an increasingly hot topic. We sit down with Alex Koff from Venable in…
Alcohol labels have long benefited from exceptions to food labelling law but change may be coming. The European Commission and UK government are calling on industry to voluntarily comply with…
Catherine Hammon, Digital Revolution Knowledge Lawyer, and Ashley Morgan, Senior Knowledge Lawyer, discuss the fundamentals of virtual, mixed and augmented reality and the legal issues surrounding them. Watch our full…
The misappropriation of a trade secret can come at a significant cost to its owner. In 2014, research published by PwC and the Center for Responsible Enterprise and Trade estimated…
We look at how to make these adverts more appealing to the ASA.
January 1st 2019 marked the opening of the Netherlands Commercial Court ('NCC') in Amsterdam. The NCC is specialized in the efficient resolution of complex international commercial disputes in English language.…
With less than four months until the UK officially leaves the EU, amid confidence votes and delayed votes in the UK Parliament, the uncertainty around what exactly Brexit will look…
As the attractiveness of 'natural' and 'organic' products continues to increase, we explore the legal implications of making "natural" claims on products – and we compare the restrictions and guidance…
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