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Defamation

LIABLE FOR LIBEL? (under review)

What is Libel and Slander? Words like “Defamation,” “Libel,” and “Slander” are thrown around all the time in today’s world of constantly developing media and communications, and nowhere is it more prevalent than in the world of publicity and public ...

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Contract Disputes

My verbal contract has been breached; what options do I have?

Under review Verbal contracts are made through spoken words, whether it is in person, through a phone call or any form of verbal communication. Although a verbal contract is legally binding, it can be difficult to prove its terms. As ...

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Contract Disputes

What clauses should an influencer agreement cover? 

In the world of marketing, there is an emerging trend that companies are turning towards for success. Influencer Marketing allows brands to tap into an influencers’ following by hiring them to promote products or services on various platforms such as ...

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Insurance Disputes

Dealing With a Rejected or Disputed Insurance Claim

Buying insurance is very common nowadays. From car insurance to home, health, travel, and much more, you can be sure you will be covered. You may make a claim to your insurance provider to cover a wide variety of situations. ...

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Intellectual Property

Unregistered Trademarks in the UK

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 ...

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Personal Injury Claims

Analogies of Khadija Alabady v Muhammad Ali Akram [2021] EWHC 2467 (QB)

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 ...

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