Loading Event 4 Mar 2025 Sports Law Academy - Game Changer: The Rise of AI in Sport We are delighted to invite you to our upcoming Mishcon Sports Law Academy event, Game Changer: The Rise of AI in Sport, on 4 March 2025. Event 11 Mar 2025 Brand Matters Live: Annual Review of Trade Marks, Copyright and Designs Please join us for an engaging evening seminar in which we will discuss and examine some of the key cases and developments in IP law and practice of the past year. News Government to criminalise the creation of sexually explicit deepfakes Our Reputation Protection and Crisis Management team explore the Government's plans to introduce legislation making it a criminal offence to create sexually explicit deepfake images without consent. News UK Government launches AI Opportunities Action Plan On 13 January 2025, the UK's Prime Minister, Sir Keir Starmer, gave a speech designed to showcase the new AI Opportunities Action Plan. News UK Government consultation on copyright and AI: A 'win-win'? The Government has issued a consultation relating to generative AI and copyright in which it seeks to reach a balance between the competing interests, and to thereby unlock opportunities for AI training in the UK, whilst also ensuring protection for creative works (described by one Minister as a "win win"). News Sky v SkyKick: implications of Supreme Court decision for trade mark practice Some 17 months after hearing the parties' oral arguments, the Supreme Court has finally given judgment in Sky v SkyKick, concluding a case widely recognised as one of the most important UK trade mark cases for many years. Video Now & Next: Could AI build cities in space? What advances in technology can make building and manufacturing in space a reality? Could robots, guided by AI, be the ones to construct cities in space? News Bill to outlaw deepfakes to be debated in Parliament On Friday 13 December 2024, the House of Lords is due to debate the Non-Consensual Sexually Explicit Images and Videos (Offences) Bill, sponsored by Baroness Owen of Alderley Edge, at its second reading. News Mishcon de Reya advises Relation on strategic collaborations with GSK Mishcon de Reya has advised Relation, a leading biotechnology company, on the legal aspects of two strategic collaborations with GSK aimed at advancing the development of novel therapeutics for fibrotic diseases and osteoarthritis. Event 5 Feb 2025 Disputes Nightmares: What would you do if your Board was subjected to a deepfake fraud scam? Video Facing the future: Lawful use of facial recognition in retail Many brands are already experimenting with how facial recognition can assist and expand their businesses, but should they? Facial recognition technology has the potential to transform our daily lives, enhancing everything from loyalty programs to security management innovations. News Court of Appeal refuses Meta permission to appeal the certification of a collective proceedings claim for abuse of dominance (Meta v Gormsen) This case involved an application by Meta for permission to appeal a Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT) decision certifying a collective proceedings claim against Meta alleging abuse of dominance. The claim, under section 47B of the Competition Act 1998, was brought by Dr Liza Lovdahl Gormsen, the class representative (CR). View more Loading Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ... 42 Next Items 49 to 60 of 501
Event 4 Mar 2025 Sports Law Academy - Game Changer: The Rise of AI in Sport We are delighted to invite you to our upcoming Mishcon Sports Law Academy event, Game Changer: The Rise of AI in Sport, on 4 March 2025.
Event 11 Mar 2025 Brand Matters Live: Annual Review of Trade Marks, Copyright and Designs Please join us for an engaging evening seminar in which we will discuss and examine some of the key cases and developments in IP law and practice of the past year.
News Government to criminalise the creation of sexually explicit deepfakes Our Reputation Protection and Crisis Management team explore the Government's plans to introduce legislation making it a criminal offence to create sexually explicit deepfake images without consent.
News UK Government launches AI Opportunities Action Plan On 13 January 2025, the UK's Prime Minister, Sir Keir Starmer, gave a speech designed to showcase the new AI Opportunities Action Plan.
News UK Government consultation on copyright and AI: A 'win-win'? The Government has issued a consultation relating to generative AI and copyright in which it seeks to reach a balance between the competing interests, and to thereby unlock opportunities for AI training in the UK, whilst also ensuring protection for creative works (described by one Minister as a "win win").
News Sky v SkyKick: implications of Supreme Court decision for trade mark practice Some 17 months after hearing the parties' oral arguments, the Supreme Court has finally given judgment in Sky v SkyKick, concluding a case widely recognised as one of the most important UK trade mark cases for many years.
Video Now & Next: Could AI build cities in space? What advances in technology can make building and manufacturing in space a reality? Could robots, guided by AI, be the ones to construct cities in space?
News Bill to outlaw deepfakes to be debated in Parliament On Friday 13 December 2024, the House of Lords is due to debate the Non-Consensual Sexually Explicit Images and Videos (Offences) Bill, sponsored by Baroness Owen of Alderley Edge, at its second reading.
News Mishcon de Reya advises Relation on strategic collaborations with GSK Mishcon de Reya has advised Relation, a leading biotechnology company, on the legal aspects of two strategic collaborations with GSK aimed at advancing the development of novel therapeutics for fibrotic diseases and osteoarthritis.
Event 5 Feb 2025 Disputes Nightmares: What would you do if your Board was subjected to a deepfake fraud scam?
Video Facing the future: Lawful use of facial recognition in retail Many brands are already experimenting with how facial recognition can assist and expand their businesses, but should they? Facial recognition technology has the potential to transform our daily lives, enhancing everything from loyalty programs to security management innovations.
News Court of Appeal refuses Meta permission to appeal the certification of a collective proceedings claim for abuse of dominance (Meta v Gormsen) This case involved an application by Meta for permission to appeal a Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT) decision certifying a collective proceedings claim against Meta alleging abuse of dominance. The claim, under section 47B of the Competition Act 1998, was brought by Dr Liza Lovdahl Gormsen, the class representative (CR).