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A perfect storm: similarity, reverse confusion and trade mark risk

A US trade mark dispute offers a clear lens on similarity analysis, reverse confusion and the limits of clearance risk in practice

Law Commission explores consumer class actions

The Law Commission of England and Wales is assessing the introduction of a consumer class actions regime

Mishcon de Reya appoints new Chair

Mishcon de Reya announces Victoria Pigott as Chair of the Private department, fostering excellence in client service

Peter Mandelson’s vetting decision raises concerns

The recent decision to grant Developed Vetting to Peter Mandelson despite official advice has sparked significant scrutiny among government officials and the public

Civil Nuclear Constabulary (CNC) hosts unique civil mock trial

The CNC organised a civil mock trial, offering legal professionals a realistic insight into courtroom procedures

Sarah Finch wins prestigious global environmental prize

Environmental activist Sarah Finch has been honoured with the Goldman Environmental Prize for her significant role in combating oil drilling in Surrey, which culminated in...

Urgent action taken to improve HMP Woodhill

The Government has launched a comprehensive action plan addressing serious failings at HMP Woodhill in Buckinghamshire

Burges Salmon advises on solar expansion

Burges Salmon has assisted Finlight in acquiring £46.2 million worth of UK solar assets to enhance its portfolio