Taylor Wessing Microsites
Synapse is an an online portal for the Life Sciences sector providing a one-stop shop for international analysis and practical guidance that you can easily refer to and which will keep you connected with developments across the industry.
Global Data Hub draws on Taylor Wessing’s international expertise to provide you with insight and guidance on data protection issues. Our in-depth analysis, news updates and events will help you navigate the minefield of global data protection law.
The Taylor Wessing Bribery Act microsite provides a useful overview for anyone interested in the Bribery Act 2010 and includes guides to the interpretation of the Act, responses to frequently asked questions and links to relevant materials about the Act.
The Taylor Wessing Future Energy Forum aims to stimulate debate around important issues facing the energy sector and those who are dependent on it. Through a combination of events, reports, roundtable discussions and this website, we have provided an additional resource for those who are active in developing, financing and commercialising these energy sources. The site also provides a succinct overview of the legislative framework in place for renewable energy projects in a number of key jurisdictions.
Taylor Wessing is positioned at the forefront of legal advice on sustainability to the development industry in the UK and further afield. Through our market-leading reports, surveys and publications, we continue to promote and inform debate on sustainability and carbon reduction, advising businesses and investors on clean technology and renewable energy and on liabilities for non-performing assets, in addition to cost recovery across investment portfolios.
The Taylor Wessing GIPI survey is now open for the 4th report. The microsite contains information on all of the previous reports as well a link through to the new survey. The Global IP Index is a comprehensive assessment of how the intellectual property regimes of over 30 important jurisdictions compare with each other in respect of obtaining, exploiting, enforcing and attacking the main types of IP rights.