In Germany, the Federal Court of Justice recently issued a highly anticipated judgment regarding questions of copyright protection for works of applied art, which in this instance related to nothing … [Read more...] about Sole(ly) aesthetic? The Birkenstock Sandal goes to the Federal Court of Justice
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UK Litigation Funding: reform or retain?
The Civil Justice Council (CJC) has closed its consultation on the future of the litigation funding market, drawing a range of responses from key stakeholders, including legal and regulatory … [Read more...] about UK Litigation Funding: reform or retain?
Arbitration Act 2025 receives Royal Assent
On 24 February, the Arbitration Act 2025 (the Act) received Royal Assent. The Act seeks to update arbitration law in England and Wales, and Northern Ireland, to ensure that it remains "state of the … [Read more...] about Arbitration Act 2025 receives Royal Assent
Sustainability allies: sparking new ideas and insight to help clients navigate ESG
Alongside pursuing our own ESG strategy, goals and priorities, we are working to support clients on the material issues for their business. Our Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) legal … [Read more...] about Sustainability allies: sparking new ideas and insight to help clients navigate ESG
Sustainability allies: how PRIME is opening up pathways into law
Developing talent and broadening access into law is something we feel strongly about – helping young people gain an insight into law and to pursue their career ambitions. That's why we're proud to … [Read more...] about Sustainability allies: how PRIME is opening up pathways into law
Sustainability allies: Matt Chapman talks innovation and our CoLab Challenge
Our "CoLab Challenge '23", launched as part of the wider CoLab initiative, took our commitment to innovation to a new level – encouraging people across the firm to come forward with new ideas and … [Read more...] about Sustainability allies: Matt Chapman talks innovation and our CoLab Challenge