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Will workers continue to enjoy rights granted under EU law?

A recent case which went to the Court of Appeal, Holland & Barrett International Ltd & Anor v General Nutrition Investment Company [2018], is a useful reminder of the care which needs to be taken when licensing trade marks.

Cathrine Ripley explores a recent case in which the European Court of Justice considered whether re-posting photographs on another website constitutes copyright infringement.

Field Seymour Parkes have advised the founders of VineUp on its sale to Graduway, a UK-based private equity backed purchaser with operations in the US and Israel.

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.

The corporate team at Field Seymour Parkes has advised David and Charlotte Crooke on the sale of the entire share capital of DPC Properties Limited, to Leaders, part of the Leaders Roman Group.  

Supreme Court dismisses appeal in key worker status case.

Acas aim to reduce risk of foul play in overtime.

What to do when sunny days or a World Cup haze sees employee attendance plummet. 

Take care in establishing an employee’s right to work.

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.