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The calm before the storm: are you prepared for a dawn raid?
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Product liability and dietary supplements
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Rent in administration proceedings: a headache for landlords
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Scottish employment law: small but significant differences can be a trap for the unwary
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Global legislative update and recent developments
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Court of Appeal provides useful guidance on the test for remoteness of damages for breach of cont
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The start of a dawn raid is often the first time a company or individual learns that they are the subject of an investigation. Knowing what to do during the first ... 
The market for dietary supplements in 2012 was estimated to be worth approximately £385m in the UK alone and is worth billions of dollars globally.1 Sarah Croft, of Shook Hardy & ... 
An important area of insolvency law – the liability of a company in administration to pay the rent under the lease of its premises – which until recently had been relatively ... 
Scotland has always prided itself on having its own legal system, distinct from the rest of the UK and based on a unique combination of influences and ... 
Immigration reform has been on president Obama’s agenda since he was first elected president, and he is optimistic that comprehensive legislation will be passed by the end ... 
Generally speaking, a two-step procedure will be adopted in determining what damages will arise from a breach of contract. First, the courts will need to consider what ...
Copyright litigation in the Patents County Court
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Rosie Burbidge of Rouse discusses the renaissance of the Patents County Court since the reforms of 2010 and takes an in-depth look at the trends
that have emerged and their implications for a variety of future copyright
and intellectual property cases.Practice area
Most read
- Court of Appeal provides useful guidance on the test for remoteness of damages for breach of contract
- Supreme Court provides guidance on forum conveniens and piercing the corporate veil
- Intellectual property and Scotland’s constitutional future
- The calm before the storm: are you prepared for a dawn raid?
- Privilege revisited: privilege issues in internal investigations
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