Last year, we reported on AstraZeneca's decision to appeal to the European Court of Justice (ECJ) against a finding by the ...
On 4 April 2012, the Office of Fair Trading (OFT) confirmed that it would refer the private healthcare market to the Competition ...
The Office of Fair Trading (“OFT”) has provided an interesting example of how it can exercise its discretion when applying the ...
Much has been said and written recently about the UK Bribery Act 2010 ("the Bribery Act"). In the absence of ...
Radar covers a wide range of subjects relevant to technology and communications law, from matters of general interest and ...
The ECJ has ruled that firms must disregard gender when pricing insurance and pensions – the requirement will take effect on 21 ...
Welcome to 'Radar', Taylor Wessing’s update on developments in technology and communications law.
Radar covers a wide range of ...
The OFT starts a long-awaited investigation into the sale of e-books
The OFT has finally responded yesterday to the growing ...
The OFT has finally responded this morning to the growing clamour surrounding the e-book industry by announcing that it is ...
11-Jan-2011 |
Competition, EU and Trade,
Copyright & Media Law,
Corporate,
Employment & Pensions,
IT & Telecoms,
Life Sciences & Healthcare,
Patents,
Pharmaceutical Law,
Technology, Media & Telecoms,
Trade Marks & DesignsWelcome to the January 2011 edition of InFocus, the Life Sciences and Healthcare newsletter.
This month we discuss:
Sold Out - ...
Internet sales still constitute one of the biggest commercial challenges to owners of luxury and specialist brands, and the key ...
Veolia v Nottinghamshire County CouncilCourt of Appeal decision to protect confidential information
Issue
The Court of Appeal ...
Background
Land agreements currently benefit from an exemption in relation to Chapter 1 of the Competition Act 1998 (the ...
Oracle America (formerly Sun Microsystems) v M-Tech [2010] EWCA Civ 997
In a potential set-back for brand owners, the English ...
