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Copyright protection for computer software: Functionality loses out again Discusses SAS Institute Inc. v World Programming Ltd., which looks at whether owners of computer programs can prevent unauthorised copying of their software application functionality The legal protection afforded to owners of computer programs to prevent...
Why smarter procurement means better outsourcing Provides suggestions about how to move towards smarter procurement to save money and increase the likelihood of outsourcing success As the threat of cost cutting looms over nearly all public sector services and many private sector organisations, talk has...
Working across the sports sector We support our clients by providing the best quality advice on complex, high value and strategic sports law matters. We represent some of the most famous sports clubs, leading governing bodies, corporate organisations as well as individual clients. With...
FRAND Commitments and EC Competition Law: A Rejoinder This is a response to the reply by Damien Geradin and Miguel Rato to the article "FRAND Commitments - The Case for Antitrust Intervention" This rejoinder is a response to the reply by Damien Geradin and Miguel Rato to the article FRAND...
Limitation of Liability - taking an inclusive approach An alternative approach to limiting liability in commercial contracts Lawyers advising on limitations of liability in commercial contracts often rely on concepts and terminology which are not readily understood or applied, either by themselves or, more...
Financing Briefing - Financial Restructuring of Wind Hellas This briefing highlights certain salient features of the financial restructuring of Wind Hellas, the second largest integrated operator of fixed line and mobile telephony services in Greece. This large scale restructuring, which has attracted much...
Financing Briefing - IMO Car Wash: what it means for restructurings This briefing summarises the case of "In the matter of Bluebrook Ltd and others [2009] EWHC 2114 (Ch)", commonly referred to as the IMO Car Wash case, and considers its implications for future debt restructurings.
UK Supreme Court confirms patent rights prevail over torts rights in pharmaceutical case The Supreme Court considered whether the Secretary of State/NHS had a tortious claim against an pharmaceutical company when the latter’s patent was later invalidated. One of the unique features of registered intellectual property (IP) rights is...
Back to basics - tax relief for employer contributions Emma Game writes on tax relief for employer contributions to UK registered and unregistered pension schemes; covers spreading rules. Tax relief for employer contributions to a UK registered pension scheme is governed by normal corporation tax...
Government proposes new changes to Hong Kong’s data privacy law to tackle doxxing This article concerns the proposed changes to Hong Kong’s data privacy law regarding doxxing and the new powers of the Privacy Commissioner for Personal Data. As foreshadowed in the paper prepared by the Hong Kong Government on the proposed reforms...