A number of changes to the European Union’s trademark regulation will take effect later this month.
Couple who fell seriously ill on £6,500 Caribbean cruise say Thompson’s £400 compensation offer is “an insult.”
A British couple are battling for compensation with Thompson Cruises after being left seriously ill when a ‘mystery illness’ struck the duo whilst on board a Caribbean cruise.
Golfer sues club after hitting hole-in-one to win £14k car, then being offered ‘lesser model’
A golfer who thought he’d won a brand new car after hitting a hole-in-one at a Cambridge golf club has found himself locked in a legal battle, after the club offered him a ‘lesser model’.
Golfer sues club after hitting hole-in-one to win £14k car, then being offered ‘lesser model’
A golfer who thought he’d won a brand new car after hitting a hole-in-one at a Cambridge golf club has found himself locked in a legal battle, after the club offered him a ‘lesser model’.
Fujitsu boss claims £700m dispute with UK Government could last another ‘two years or so’
An ongoing legal battle between the UK Government and Japanese electrical giant Fujitsu could go on for another two years, according to Fujitsu head of Europe, Duncan Tait.