
Copying: the shape of copyright infringement
The High Court has recently decided in favour of Ed Sheeran and his collaborators after the “Shape of You” trial – but what exactly amounts to copyright infringement?
The High Court has recently decided in favour of Ed Sheeran and his collaborators after the “Shape of You” trial – but what exactly amounts to copyright infringement?
A look at the issues involved in obtaining a premises licence
The controversial Nationality and Borders Act has received Royal Assent. Head of Immigration Imelda Reddington considers the changes introduced by the Act and the impact they may have on the immigration process.
The ECJ has provided clarification on what has to be taken into account in determining if the ‘pay/buy button’ is sufficiently labelled.
The Employment Bill was first included in the Queen’s Speech over three years ago, but it was notably absent from this year’s reading.
In a recent case the EAT upheld an employment tribunal decision that an employee who refused to return to the workplace during the coronavirus pandemic was not automatically unfairly dismissed.
The potential pitfalls British passport holders should watch out for when travelling to Europe.
The High Potential Individual visa offers recent graduates of top global universities a route into the UK without obtaining sponsorship.