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What can guidance on responsible contractual behaviours do for a construction industry hit hard by the pandemic?
Will the government's guidance on "responsible contractual behaviour" or good faith come to the rescue of parties in the sector
OC Consumer Briefing | What implications does the New Deal for Consumers have for the "dual quality" products sold in the EU and what steps do businesses need to take to comply?
The New Deal for Consumers introduces new legislation designed to protect consumers from receiving goods which are of an inferior
Artificial intelligence raises new questions about purpose and scope of copyright
Could AI-generated works be eligible for protection by copyright or related rights?
Court of Appeal considers what interest a director needs to disclose
Decision in Fairford Water Ski Club v Cohoon & Ors is evidence of new approach
'Crown use' defence in patent infringement claims hinges on authorisation
Appellate-level analysis of rarely used defence limits up-front protection for suppliers of goods and services to government
Payment milestones and price adjustments in the sale and purchase of greenfield renewable energy project companies
The sale and purchase transactions of companies owning greenfield renewable energy projects present particularities in terms of payment milestones and
Cryptoassets case law homes in on location, location, location!
Slowly but surely the English courts are defining the legal status of cryptocurrencies by confirming the rights that go with
Age Appropriate Design Code boosts protection of children's data
Broadly applicable ICO code presents a significant practical challenge to online services and is unlikely to be just 'one of
Judicial changes strengthen English Patents Court
Recent high-profile appointments and developments will bolster the UK's reputation as a forum for litigating complex patent disputes
New year, new Quincecare decision
Latest ruling on duty to protect against fraud is a victory for banks but fintechs must still be vigilant
Supreme Court paves the way for Covid-19 loss claims under business interruption policies
Small and medium-sized businesses closed during lockdowns could benefit from the final ruling in the UK regulator's test case
