Civil Litigation Brief: A look at Summary Judgment
Summary Judgment is a procedure whereby a claim can be disposed of without the need for a trial. Judgment can be awarded in a case [...]
GDPR shows its teeth against Twitter ($500,000 teeth), but does it go far enough?
The European Data Protection Board (EDPB) has made its first binding decision over a fine against Twitter for breach of GDPR by Twitter pursuant to [...]
The Essential Functions of a Trademark
What is a trade mark? The terms “trade mark” and “brand” are often used interchangeably. Both refer to a recognisable sign that denotes origin and quality. [...]
Trademarks: the importance of being precise and specific when registering your mark.
The Decision of the European Court or Justice preliminary ruling on 29 January 2020 in respect of Sky and Others (ECJ Case C 371/18, Sky [...]
They’re ‘VAT’ it again – Court question highlights Subway may not be the healthiest fast food option After all
There is something about Subway that makes it feel healthier than other fast food chains, like McDonalds or KFC. Perhaps it is because you see [...]
