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The evolution of the EU's right to be forgotten
The 'right to be forgotten' in the context of EU data protection law, is something of a misnomer; it is, in fact, a qualified right to the erasure of personal data. While it does not afford individuals with a blanket right to have their personal data erased or forgotten (except in relation to direct marketing), it is an essential weapon for individuals in the wider privacy arsenal.
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The rise of GDPR in media law
Defamation and privacy law were the traditional bread and butter of English media law claims.
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Brexit - what to do now to protect your trade marks
"Seven" marks considered to be different by the EUIPO
Purple packaging not a series mark
Changes to UK trade mark law – practical impact
The General Court considers unregistered trade mark rights – not an 'Easy' issue!
Plausibility of second medical use patents: pregabalin in the Supreme Court
Exhaustion of trade mark rights and consumer loyalty programs
