News & Insights

Charlotte Burroughs, a solicitor in the Commercial and Technology team explains 2 IP lessons to be learnt from the Sussex Royals.

A High Court case provides a useful reminder on some of the rules relating to commercial agents.

On 28 October 2020 the UK Intellectual Property Office (“IPO”) launched a new trademark service aimed at helping individuals and businesses improve their chances of successfully registering a trade mark.

The International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) published Incoterms® 2020, which came into force on 1 January 2020.

Charlotte Burroughs, a solicitor in our Commercial & Technology team provides an overview on the EU Copyright Directive and what it means for the Internet.

With the charging of electric vehicles to become increasingly common place, Tom Maple, has taken a look at the relevant issues pertaining to the supply of electricity to end users by dealerships and when a licence to supply might be required.

Cathrine Ripley. a partner in our construction team, provides a brief overview of the different types of insurance that may be required on a construction project.

Employers not currently approved by the Home Office to be a sponsor should consider doing so now if they think they will want to sponsor skilled migrants, including from the EU.

The UK has recently created a new immigration route for citizens that are British Nationals (Overseas) (‘BNOs’). We discuss this new route and what it means for BNOs.