Loading News Good news for resellers, bad news for developers: CJEU rules software to be a "good" The Court of Justice of the European Union (the "CJEU") in The Software Incubator Ltd v Computer Associates UK Ltd has decided that computer software supplied under a perpetual licence by electronic download is a 'sale of goods' under the EU Directive relating to commercial agents, implemented in the UK by the Commercial Agents (Council Directive) Regulations 1993 ("CAR") News Can an AI machine be named as an inventor on a patent application? In recent weeks, the UK government published its National AI Strategy, which outlines plans to consult this autumn on the extent to which copyright and patents should protect AI-generated inventions and created works. Event 14 Oct 2021 IP Autumn Webinar Series: Trade Secrets Video Mishcon Academy: Digital Sessions – Tax Aware: International Tech Businesses Managing Associate Nicola Simmons recently chaired a discussion on the rapidly changing cross-border tax regulatory landscape for technology businesses and the opportunities for investment in emerging markets. Publication: Issue 2 The Agenda Welcome to the September issue of The Agenda - a briefing from the Mishcon de Reya Corporate team focusing on all things key to driving the growth, success and protection of your business. News Financial regulation adapts to new developments in financial technology: Banks beware! The regulatory burden on banks has increased massively over the past 10 years, both in terms of prudential measures – higher capital and liquidity requirements being the most obvious – and regulatory scrutiny of bank-customer relationships. Event 29 Sep 2021 IP Autumn Webinar Series: A Year in Patents News Competition and Markets Authority Publishes 'Green Claims Code' The CMA has published a Green Claims Code, which aims to help businesses understand and comply with their existing obligations under consumer protection law when making environmental claims - in anticipation of a formal review due to start in 2022. News Brexit: Deadline to re-file pending EUTM and design applications in the UK A key Brexit-related deadline in relation to trade mark and design protection – 30 September 2021 - is approaching. News Investment in tech businesses – a spotlight on the Government's new powers of intervention The UK's National Security and Investment Act 2021 has the potential to have a significant impact on transactions and investments in relation to UK companies and entities carrying on business in the UK. News Unified Patent Court to open its doors for business in 2022? Recent developments in relation to the Unified Patent Court (UPC) have led to the UPC Preparatory Committee issuing an updated roadmap, estimating that it will open its doors for business 'around mid-2022' News Platform liability for users' copyright infringements – CJEU guidance In its recent decision, the EU Court of Justice (CJEU) was asked to consider the liability of YouTube and a file-hosting and sharing platform (Cyando) in relation to infringements of copyright works committed by users on their respective platforms. View more Loading Previous 1 ... 29 30 31 32 33 ... 44 Next Items 361 to 372 of 528
News Good news for resellers, bad news for developers: CJEU rules software to be a "good" The Court of Justice of the European Union (the "CJEU") in The Software Incubator Ltd v Computer Associates UK Ltd has decided that computer software supplied under a perpetual licence by electronic download is a 'sale of goods' under the EU Directive relating to commercial agents, implemented in the UK by the Commercial Agents (Council Directive) Regulations 1993 ("CAR")
News Can an AI machine be named as an inventor on a patent application? In recent weeks, the UK government published its National AI Strategy, which outlines plans to consult this autumn on the extent to which copyright and patents should protect AI-generated inventions and created works.
Video Mishcon Academy: Digital Sessions – Tax Aware: International Tech Businesses Managing Associate Nicola Simmons recently chaired a discussion on the rapidly changing cross-border tax regulatory landscape for technology businesses and the opportunities for investment in emerging markets.
Publication: Issue 2 The Agenda Welcome to the September issue of The Agenda - a briefing from the Mishcon de Reya Corporate team focusing on all things key to driving the growth, success and protection of your business.
News Financial regulation adapts to new developments in financial technology: Banks beware! The regulatory burden on banks has increased massively over the past 10 years, both in terms of prudential measures – higher capital and liquidity requirements being the most obvious – and regulatory scrutiny of bank-customer relationships.
News Competition and Markets Authority Publishes 'Green Claims Code' The CMA has published a Green Claims Code, which aims to help businesses understand and comply with their existing obligations under consumer protection law when making environmental claims - in anticipation of a formal review due to start in 2022.
News Brexit: Deadline to re-file pending EUTM and design applications in the UK A key Brexit-related deadline in relation to trade mark and design protection – 30 September 2021 - is approaching.
News Investment in tech businesses – a spotlight on the Government's new powers of intervention The UK's National Security and Investment Act 2021 has the potential to have a significant impact on transactions and investments in relation to UK companies and entities carrying on business in the UK.
News Unified Patent Court to open its doors for business in 2022? Recent developments in relation to the Unified Patent Court (UPC) have led to the UPC Preparatory Committee issuing an updated roadmap, estimating that it will open its doors for business 'around mid-2022'
News Platform liability for users' copyright infringements – CJEU guidance In its recent decision, the EU Court of Justice (CJEU) was asked to consider the liability of YouTube and a file-hosting and sharing platform (Cyando) in relation to infringements of copyright works committed by users on their respective platforms.