Legal Updates - Page 4

CAT approves Mastercard’s £200m class action settlement over credit card fees

Decision follows bid by claim’s funder to scupper deal struck with lead claimant Walter Merricks

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‘Watershed moment’ for lookalike products as Aldi shot down at appeals court in trademark tussle with Thatchers

West Country firm Stephens Scown scores notable win for independent brewery as discount supermarket found to have taken unfair advantage of Thatchers' trademark

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Cleary, Freshfields secure major wins for Amazon and Apple as CAT strikes down class action

First outright rejection of certification effectively tightens UK’s class action regime putting spotlight on independence of class representatives

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Protecting luxury designs: originality and craftsmanship in UK and EU copyright law

Freeths’ IP experts Martin Noble and Eleanor Bradberry break down recent decisions in the THJ Systems and WaterRower cases

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Amicorp to ‘vigorously defend’ $1bn fraud claim by Malaysian sovereign wealth fund 1MDB

Hong Kong-headquartered corporate services group responds to claim filed in BVI

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Wage and hour cases are always in fashion

Misclassification lawsuits continue to be trendy in the fashion industry; Morrison Cohen lawyers Keith Markel, Alana Mildner Smolow and Kayla West discuss ways for retail employers to ensure compliance with ever-changing US overtime laws

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‘Bitter pill to swallow’ for claimants as BT defeats landmark £1.3bn class action

Simmons scores victory for client in first opt out trial before Competition Appeal Tribunal

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Shock Supreme Court trademark ruling finds Sky acted in bad faith in SkyKick dispute

‘Wide ramifications for brand owners’ as broad trademark specifications now more open to attack

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New SEP Resource Hub – UK unleashes its innovative potential

The UK IPO is trying to make it easier for businesses to understand issues around standard essential patents and ensure fairness for all stakeholders, write Finnegan lawyers Yelena Morozova, Sarah Rodriguez and Nessa Khandaker

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Retail reality check: the neurodivergent customer experience

Reimaging retail for neurodiverse shoppers is catching on, writes Bird & Bird’s Nicola Conway. Will luxury learn these lessons?

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Protecting the precious: 10 tips to protect your brand from fakes

From understanding your sales channels to setting up monitoring services, Freeths experts Simon Barker and Fiona Lawson offer practical brand protection advice to keep your key assets away from fakers

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