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October 16, 2024, Louise Macdonald, Sean Adams, Patrick Arben and 

Crypto is property: Court reinforces progressive body of case law in first final determination

Hot on the heels of the Digital Assets Bill (in fact just one day afterwards – on 12 September 2024) the High Court of England & Wales handed down judgment in D'Aloia v Persons Unknown [2024] EWHC … [Read more...] about Crypto is property: Court reinforces progressive body of case law in first final determination

Filed Under: Analysis Tagged With: bitcoin, Commercial Litigation, crypto, cryptocurrency, digital assets, Dispute Resolution, fraud & asset recovery, scam, Tech, tracing, UK law

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October 8, 2024, Charlotte Chambon, Mathilde Grammont and Marianne Schaffner

UPC’s first injunction concerning a Standard Essential Patent

The Munich Local Division (LD) of the UPC issued the first permanent injunction based on a standard essential patent (SEP) in force in eight UPC member states (Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, … [Read more...] about UPC’s first injunction concerning a Standard Essential Patent

Filed Under: Intellectual Property Tagged With: -, Carveout, FRAND, infringement, injunction, Intermediaryliability, patent, Patentlitigation, SEP, standardessentialpatent, Unifiedpatentcourt, UPC

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October 7, 2024, Louise Macdonald, Jocelyn Paulley and Amber Strickland

Data centres: Managing the cyber resilience of the newest form of critical digital infrastructure

On 12 September 2024 the UK government announced that data centres will be added to the Critical National Infrastructure (CNI) regime. This means that data centres are now grouped with energy, water, … [Read more...] about Data centres: Managing the cyber resilience of the newest form of critical digital infrastructure

Filed Under: Analysis Tagged With: CNI, cyber resilience, Cyber security, data centre operators, data centres, digital infrastructure, NIS2

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September 25, 2024, Louise Macdonald, Sean Adams and Patrick Arben

New law for digital assets in the UK?

On 11 September 2024, the UK government introduced the Property (Digital Assets etc) Bill to the House of Lords. It aims to establish that certain digital assets can be recognised in law as property, … [Read more...] about New law for digital assets in the UK?

Filed Under: Analysis Tagged With: Commercial Litigation, cryptoassets, Dispute Resolution, Tech

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September 25, 2024, Marianne Schaffner, Mathilde Grammont and Alexis Augustin

Stay of UPC revocation proceedings pending a national decision on validity of identical patent: Related actions

The Court of Appeal (CoA) of the UPC issued a key decision clarifying how the UPC deals with parallel proceedings issues during the UPC’s transitional period. The Mala v Nokia case sets a precedent … [Read more...] about Stay of UPC revocation proceedings pending a national decision on validity of identical patent: Related actions

Filed Under: Blogs, Intellectual Property, The Unified Patents Court Tagged With: Intellectual Property, Patents, UPC

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September 25, 2024, Ben Stansfield and Mia Mahoney

The environmental effects of fast fashion

Fashion has become prevalent in how it has changed the way consumers purchase goods. Alongside the rise of e-commerce, the demand for instant gratification and access to the latest trends has rapidly … [Read more...] about The environmental effects of fast fashion

Filed Under: Blogs, Environment Tagged With: ESG, sustainability

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