The High Court’s dismissal of an action for passing off, brought by a family butchers against Lidl, demonstrates the difficulties of successfully bringing a passing off claim, and why registering your brand name as a trademark is a more effective method of protecting your brand.
FSP’s litigation, corporate and private client teams look at how best to resolve disputes within owner managed businesses.
The Debt Respite Scheme Regulations have recently come into effect; debtors and creditors alike should be aware of how the new moratoriums introduced by these Regulations may impact them.
Lauren Walker, an associate in our Real Estate team, explains what a Section 38 Agreement is and why they are used.
Cathrine Ripley considers the different kinds of “zombie” trade mark, and what registered owners of trade marks can do to protect their rights.
Lauren Walker in our Real Estate team explains what a Conservation Area is and how it may affect your property.
We explore the potential legal pitfalls of coronavirus vaccinations and testing.
Can Asda’s retail employees compare themselves to distribution employees?
Sleep-in care workers can only count time spent “awake for the purpose of working” for National Minimum Wage (“NMW”) purposes.
EU nationals must provide immigration status from 1 July 2021.
Registered Sponsors must retain prescribed information about their sponsored employees and their organisation processes.
