Are you concerned about the rights afforded to you by an unregistered trademark? A registered trademark gives the owner exclusive rights to use that trademark and prevent others who have the same or confusingly similar marks in their area of …
Should a parent bear a portion of liability? (Contributory negligence involving minors) The above case law has dealt with a poignant element in the concept of contributory negligence under the law of tort. In an event that a child is …
If someone is copying your own original and creative work as their own or it is being used in a way you have not consented to, you have legal options. Under the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988 (CDPA 1988), the copyright owner has the exclusive rights to carry out …
With the option to “share” and “retweet” social media content, false or intentionally misleading accusations have the potential to reach a wide audience of people and damage the reputations of individuals and businesses substantially.
If you have been a victim of social media defamation there are legal channels available to secure removal, obtain compensation for damages and ensure non-repetition. Contact us and we can inform you of the legal options available to you in further detail.
You might have heard the term ‘Coroner’s Inquest’ before, but never fully understood what it means or what it actually is. Where there has been the death of a person where the cause is unexplained, there will be an investigation …
If you have recently written a book and are wanting more information on book publishing law before seeking publication from a publishing house, this post will help you to consider the elements of your work requiring legal support and protection. …
