Not Such a SoftLanding
Claire Purkiss and James Brunger look at a recent TCC case and highlight the dangers of proceeding with a business relationship without the protection and certainty that a contract to govern that relationship can bring….
Claire Purkiss and James Brunger look at a recent TCC case and highlight the dangers of proceeding with a business relationship without the protection and certainty that a contract to govern that relationship can bring….
Grounded by an ash cloud of confusion? Stranded in ignorance and facing a profiteer’s inflated CPD rental bill? A benign eruption of SCL events offers you a safe and cost- effective passage to enlightenment….
Apparently, nobody reads online terms and conditions. So why are you wasting your time drafting them properly?…
The European Court of Justice has given its interpretation of the Distance Selling Directive and ruled that any delivery charges must be reimbursed….
Read More… from Online Purchase Returns and Reimbursement of Charges
The Digital Economy Act 2010 has now been published…
Heaven knows, MPs are not much loved but they have their moments. Judging from the Digital Economy Bill debate, they appear to be increasingly irrelevant…
The BIS has issued a new consultation on Online Infringement of Copyright (Initial Obligations) Cost-Sharing and SCL is preparing to respond…
Read More… from Digital Economy Act: Online Infringement and Cost-Sharing Consultation
CPD questions for the IT Contract Update presented by Richard Stephens on 24 February 2010. SCL Online CPD Scheme – Course code HW/SFCL16 – 3 hours…
The High Court has found that a company which indexes and collates media files is liable for authorising infringement. The judgment casts an interesting light on the role of many service providers who claim to be merely passive elements in the copyright infringement process and ‘content agnostic’….
Read More… from Copyright Infringement and Intermediaries: Twentieth Century Fox v Newzbin
Mark Lewis reports and comments on an important Supreme Court judgment on contract, where the Court was asked ‘when is a subject to contract agreement a binding contract?’…