In a judgment handed down on 4 July 2025, the Court of Appeal held that a litigation funding agreement (LFA) where the funder's return is capped at the amount of damages recovered is enforceable. … [Read more...] about Independence Day – Court of Appeal unanimously upholds revised litigation funding agreements
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UK’s 10-Year Health Plan: embracing innovation and technology for a healthier future
The Government's 10-Year Health Plan for England has arrived, setting out reforms to transform care and harness innovation. Referred to in the UK's Industrial Strategy launched earlier this month, … [Read more...] about UK’s 10-Year Health Plan: embracing innovation and technology for a healthier future
Driving change: £2.6 billion boost for UK automotive sector in 2025 Spending Review
The UK Government’s 2025 Spending Review signals a boost for the automotive sector with a commitment of £2.6 billion to decarbonise transport between 2026–2030. This includes £1.4 billion to … [Read more...] about Driving change: £2.6 billion boost for UK automotive sector in 2025 Spending Review
UPC’s first decision concerning a second medical use patent
On 13 May 2025, the Düsseldorf Local Division (LD) of the UPC issued the first decision about a second medical use patent, EP 3 536 712, in force in five UPC member states … [Read more...] about UPC’s first decision concerning a second medical use patent
Sole(ly) aesthetic? The Birkenstock Sandal goes to the Federal Court of Justice
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
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?





