Loading News Mishcon de Reya appoints new Head of Technology Group Mishcon de Reya has appointed partner Ashley Williams as the head of its Technology Group. This is a new position and an enlarged group for the firm which acts for clients across the entire technology ecosystem. News Defence technology updates in the UK Innovation in defence, security and resilience technology ("DSR") is not new. What is new is the pace of technological change in the battlespace. News Commencement of the CMA's new enforcement powers and unfair commercial practices regime On 6 April 2025, the Competition and Markets Authority's (CMA) new direct enforcement powers and the updated Unfair Commercial Practices (UCP) regime came into force, under the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024. The CMA can now enforce consumer protection law itself through a range of measures such as fines and undertakings, as well as going to court. News Mishcon de Reya supports OSSTEC in £2.5 million funding round to launch innovative cementless joint replacement technology Mishcon de Reya has supported a £2.5 million funding round for OSSTEC, a London-based medtech start-up using 3D printing to improve joint replacement implants. The round was led by specialist DeepTech VC Empirical Ventures, which, due to increased interest, remains open for further investment. Podcast Market Watch: Stephen Beard, Global Head of Data Centres at Knight Frank Once seen as niche, data centres are now classified as Critical National Infrastructure (CNI) in the UK and are being redesigned to power the next wave of AI innovation. Commercial Real Estate Partner Alice Burlingham and Managing Associate in the Commercial team Olivia Fulton speak with Stephen Beard, Global Head of Data Centres at Knight Frank. Event 21 May 2025 Disputes Essentials: When good projects go bad Join us for our next Disputes Essentials breakfast seminar covering the latest updates and practical insights on essential disputes-related topics. News Copyright Licensing Agency updates licence terms to cover workplace generative AI use The Copyright Licensing Agency (CLA) has announced that, from 1 May 2025, new and renewed licences for corporate and public sector organisations will cover 'workplace generative AI use'. News EU designs reform: renew early (if you can) to avoid fee increases As detailed in our article Revamping designs: Changes to the EU design framework, EU design protection is being simplified and modernised with many of the changes taking effect from 1 May 2025. Among them is an increase in the fees for renewing registered EU designs (currently known as Community Registered Designs). News Using AI in workplace investigations: What employers need to know Employers are starting to deploy AI and automation when conducting workplace investigations. But as with any use of AI, the potential benefits also carry legal risk, which is amplified in the context of a workplace investigation, as they are often a precursor to employment claims. News David Rose comments in Law360 on Court of Appeal decision in Tesla FRAND dispute David Rose, Head of the IP Group, has provided comments to Law360 on the recent Court of Appeal decision in Tesla v Interdigital and Avanci where the majority of the Court rejected Tesla's appeal against a decision refusing it permission to pursue proceedings seeking a global FRAND (fair, reasonable and non-discriminatory) licence relating to its planned launch of 5G-enabled vehicles in the UK. News IP in the age of AI: Nina O'Sullivan for The Law Society Gazette Nina O'Sullivan, Partner and Head Knowledge Lawyer in the Innovation department has provided analysis on recent landmark intellectual property cases and the evolving legal landscape surrounding artificial intelligence in the UK. News Gaming for Good: transforming charitable fundraising in the digital age For many charities, the COVID-19 pandemic was the catalyst to embrace Gaming for Good and take advantage of alternative fundraising streams. View more Loading Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ... 44 Next Items 49 to 60 of 519
News Mishcon de Reya appoints new Head of Technology Group Mishcon de Reya has appointed partner Ashley Williams as the head of its Technology Group. This is a new position and an enlarged group for the firm which acts for clients across the entire technology ecosystem.
News Defence technology updates in the UK Innovation in defence, security and resilience technology ("DSR") is not new. What is new is the pace of technological change in the battlespace.
News Commencement of the CMA's new enforcement powers and unfair commercial practices regime On 6 April 2025, the Competition and Markets Authority's (CMA) new direct enforcement powers and the updated Unfair Commercial Practices (UCP) regime came into force, under the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024. The CMA can now enforce consumer protection law itself through a range of measures such as fines and undertakings, as well as going to court.
News Mishcon de Reya supports OSSTEC in £2.5 million funding round to launch innovative cementless joint replacement technology Mishcon de Reya has supported a £2.5 million funding round for OSSTEC, a London-based medtech start-up using 3D printing to improve joint replacement implants. The round was led by specialist DeepTech VC Empirical Ventures, which, due to increased interest, remains open for further investment.
Podcast Market Watch: Stephen Beard, Global Head of Data Centres at Knight Frank Once seen as niche, data centres are now classified as Critical National Infrastructure (CNI) in the UK and are being redesigned to power the next wave of AI innovation. Commercial Real Estate Partner Alice Burlingham and Managing Associate in the Commercial team Olivia Fulton speak with Stephen Beard, Global Head of Data Centres at Knight Frank.
Event 21 May 2025 Disputes Essentials: When good projects go bad Join us for our next Disputes Essentials breakfast seminar covering the latest updates and practical insights on essential disputes-related topics.
News Copyright Licensing Agency updates licence terms to cover workplace generative AI use The Copyright Licensing Agency (CLA) has announced that, from 1 May 2025, new and renewed licences for corporate and public sector organisations will cover 'workplace generative AI use'.
News EU designs reform: renew early (if you can) to avoid fee increases As detailed in our article Revamping designs: Changes to the EU design framework, EU design protection is being simplified and modernised with many of the changes taking effect from 1 May 2025. Among them is an increase in the fees for renewing registered EU designs (currently known as Community Registered Designs).
News Using AI in workplace investigations: What employers need to know Employers are starting to deploy AI and automation when conducting workplace investigations. But as with any use of AI, the potential benefits also carry legal risk, which is amplified in the context of a workplace investigation, as they are often a precursor to employment claims.
News David Rose comments in Law360 on Court of Appeal decision in Tesla FRAND dispute David Rose, Head of the IP Group, has provided comments to Law360 on the recent Court of Appeal decision in Tesla v Interdigital and Avanci where the majority of the Court rejected Tesla's appeal against a decision refusing it permission to pursue proceedings seeking a global FRAND (fair, reasonable and non-discriminatory) licence relating to its planned launch of 5G-enabled vehicles in the UK.
News IP in the age of AI: Nina O'Sullivan for The Law Society Gazette Nina O'Sullivan, Partner and Head Knowledge Lawyer in the Innovation department has provided analysis on recent landmark intellectual property cases and the evolving legal landscape surrounding artificial intelligence in the UK.
News Gaming for Good: transforming charitable fundraising in the digital age For many charities, the COVID-19 pandemic was the catalyst to embrace Gaming for Good and take advantage of alternative fundraising streams.