Justin Dear worries about the effect of the Svensson decision on news media and online readers’ access to a wide range of sources…
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Technology Transfer Agreements: New EU Rules
The EU Commission has adopted a revised competition regime for technology transfer agreements…
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Latest Monetary Penalty: Kent Police
Kent Police have been fined £100,000 after interview tapes were abandoned at a former police station…
Samsung v Apple and the EPO
Paul England explains the latest Court of Appeal judgment in the complex litigation that spans the globe…
Information is Still Not Property
Mark Anderson reports on a recent Court of Appeal judgment which considered the ‘interesting and important question, namely, whether it is possible to exercise a common law possessory lien over an electronic database’….
Crowdfunding Rules
Lawyers from Wragge & Co LLP look at crowdfunding as the FCA publishes the rules that apply to it…
A Magna Carta for the Web? No Thanks
Who could be against the idea of a Magna Carta for web users? I could….
E-disclosure Survey
SCL Trustee Clive Freedman has set up a survey seeking responses on the post-Jackson disclosure regime….
LSSA Warns on XP and Security
The Legal Software Suppliers Association has issued a warning to law firms, especially those still dependent on Microsoft Windows XP, to be vigilant against cyber threats and to keep technology up to date…
Interim Injunctions and Limitation of Damages: Court of Appeal View
Richard Osborne reports on the Court of Appeal judgment in AB v CD, concerning a point of principle about the proper approach to the grant of an interim injunction. It is a case of clear importance for IT lawyers….
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