26 Aug, 2020 Holding back the tide? UK MAR and EU MAR to remain aligned, for the while By Eric Phillips In Bulmer v Bollinger [1974] Lord Denning famously observed that "[EU law] is like an incoming tide. It flows into the estuaries and up...
26 Aug, 2020 IPR enforcement and EU Customs Regulations post Brexit - more work for IPR owners By Slaughter and May Customs detention of articles suspected of infringing intellectual property rights (IPRs) can be an incredibly useful tool for IPR owners...
20 Aug, 2020 The future of remuneration: to CRD V and beyond... By Emily Bradley The Capital Requirements Directive V (known as CRD V) introduces a number of remuneration requirements affecting banks, building...
18 Aug, 2020 Brexit and Geographical Indications By Slaughter and May You may not be familiar with the trade mark related term ‘geographical indication’ (GI). However, more than likely you have eaten a...
17 Aug, 2020 Brexit's impact on the new P2B (Platform to Business) Regulation By Slaughter and May This month the UK Government published a Brexit SI amending the EU’s new Platform to Business Regulation to ensure the regulation works...
13 Aug, 2020 Accounting standards equivalence: it doesn't need to be mutual By Peter Bateman In the non-binding Political Declaration that accompanied the Withdrawal Agreement, the UK and the EU committed, in relation to their...
13 Aug, 2020 Prospectus equivalence: it doesn't need to be mutual By Eric Phillips In the non-binding Political Declaration that accompanied the Withdrawal Agreement, the UK and the EU committed, in relation to their...
10 Aug, 2020 Brexit designs update By Slaughter and May As the end of the Brexit Transition Period nears, both the European Commission (EC) and UK Intellectual Property Office (UKIPO) have...