Easements: How property transaction issues can arise from the ‘Unity of Seisin’ principle
How the unity of seisin principle can create issues for mortgages of part, property purchases and subsequent sales
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Is it discriminatory to reject a candidate who needs a visa?
If a candidate would need a visa in order to work for you, then you can refuse to hire them for that reason – right? Think again…
Cole Palmer illustrates how varied trade mark applications can be
The footballer’s successful registration of trade marks to protect his identity from unauthorised use is a reminder of how valuable “assets” can be protected.
New CMA powers target online pricing: How should B2C businesses respond?
The UK Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has launched its first investigations under the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024 (DMCC) into the online pricing practices of eight companies, which includes driving schools, ticket resellers, homeware and appliance retailers and a gym.
Changes to comparable trade marks from 1 January 2026
From 1 January 2026, owners of comparable trade marks will no longer be able to rely on use of the trade mark in the EU to defend their rights in the UK.
The Biggest Upgrade to Workers’ Rights in a Generation?
The stalemate is over. With Royal Assent imminent, businesses must prepare for major reforms, including sick pay changes, fire-and-rehire rules, and unfair dismissal updates.
The end of the AST Trap – an update on the Renters’ Rights Act
Katie Wiesendanger discusses the upcoming change within the Renters’ Rights Act 2025 which puts an end to the ‘AST trap’.
How is the law around consumer subscription contracts going to change?
With major reforms to consumer subscription contracts on the horizon under the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024 (DMCCA), businesses must prepare to adapt their processes and documentation to meet the new requirements ahead of the expected implementation in Autumn 2026.
Everything you need to know about the changes to settlement (or ILR)
With the Government’s proposals for “earned settlement” introducing significant additional complexity, Callum De Freitas, an Associate in our immigration team summarises the key announcements and answers your burning questions on the future of Indefinite Leave to Remain.
UK importers can be liable for IP infringement by overseas suppliers
A recent case in which the High Court found a UK company liable for copyright infringement and passing off after distributing wine bottles featuring labels supplied by an Argentinian winery acts a salutary lesson for all UK importers
Budget 2025: Income Tax, ISAs and Capital Gains Tax
Changes to Income Tax, ISAs and Capital Gains Tax