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Covent Garden porters cannot keep all of porterage fee

Agreement made before arrival of unregistered porters, appeal judges say

Workshop: A star is born

Jonathan Silverman advises on evaluating management agreements for celebrities

'Shares for rights' becomes law

ERR Act enshrines health and safety change

An Innocent mistake

Managing intellectual property is essential from day one, as Innocent learnt at the High Court. Thaynes Forbes examines why Innocent may lose the rights to its famous logo, and the importance of innovative intellectual property

'Merely viewing a web page' does not breach copyright, Supreme Court says

Lord Sumption makes court's views clear as Meltwater case referred to Europe

Thomas Eggar and Pritchard Englefield to merge on 1 May

South-east firm seeks 'greater access to international client base'

Challenging corporate giants

Recent food scandals have taught us that UK group litigation law has a long way to go if it is going to match that seen across the pond, says Sarah Moore

Update | Insolvency: when the objective 'may be objectionable in administration

Denise Fawcett examines when the objective may be objectionable in administration