Take care when using online photographs
Cathrine Ripley explores a recent case in which the European Court of Justice considered whether re-posting photographs on another website constitutes copyright infringement.
Cathrine Ripley explores a recent case in which the European Court of Justice considered whether re-posting photographs on another website constitutes copyright infringement.
Kelsie Essenhigh gives an overview of the two schemes of legislation that apply to tenanted agricultural land, and the features of and differences between the two different types of tenancy.
Robert Woodhouse of our Dispute Resolution and Litigation team looks at the legal considerations for potential investors in classic cars.
What to do when sunny days or a World Cup haze sees employee attendance plummet.
With the school holidays around the corner, Lindsay Davies has put together this short guide for separated parents on taking their child on holiday abroad.
Mark Banham considers the use of injunctions against modern trespassers and persons unknown.
Cathrine Ripley considers the coming changes on Trade Marks by the Trade Mark Regulations 2018 which will come into effect on 14 January 2019.
Can a series of minor offences justify summary dismissal without warning?
Katie Burley clarifies when an employee can rely on a breach they had previously waived.