David Hole, Associate at EIP, explores the construction of technical terms.
It is said that ‘if it walks like a duck, and quacks like a duck, then it probably is a duck’. However, if a claim refers to ‘a duck’ feature, what does that imply about how the claimed feature walks or quacks?
In two…
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Should Passengers Flying On Non-UK/EU Airlines Be Permitted To Claim Compensation…
Senior Litigation Paralegal Daniel Powell considers whether air passengers taking flights operated by non-EU/UK…
The Bribery Act – 10 Years On
A decade on from the Bribery Act coming into effect, Aziz Rahman considers whether or not it has lived up to the…
Stephen Halloran, Director at Lawtons Solicitors, criminal defence solicitors in London share their expertise on the difference between wrongful and fraudulent trading.
Wrongful and fraudulent trading are two different types of trading offences that company directors should be extremely mindful…
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#FreeBritney: The Britney Spears Conservatorship Case Explained
On April 22nd 2019, a group of devoted Britney Spears fans gathered outside West Hollywood City Hall, armed with…
Corporate Criminal Liability: The Why And The How
John Binns, partner at BCL Solicitors LLP, details the issues surrounding corporate criminal liability.
Two…
Although ill mental health affects society widely and diversely, there are nonetheless particular professions where the impacts of ill mental health have greater prevalence. For the legal sector, mental health is a rapidly growing issue.
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Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Her Impact on Law
A look back at the career of Justice Ginsburg and the many ways in which she shaped the legal landscape of America.
3 Most Common Types of Corporate Fraud
Corporate Fraud remains one of the most difficult crimes to convict. We break down the 3 most common forms of…
