Consumer products group Procter & Gamble has launched a legal battle against UK discount store Poundstretcher on the grounds of copyright infringement.
Disabled people to challenge Government’s ‘bedroom tax’ at Supreme Court
Five disabled people in the UK are to challenge the Supreme Court against the Government’s ‘bedroom tax’, arguing that the tax discriminates against vulnerable people.
Court throws out bid to re-open Barclays swaps mis-selling case
The High Court dismissed a judicial review application yesterday over auditor KPMG’s role in compensating a nursing home company mis-sold interest rate products by Barclays bank.
Young couple embroiled in legal row with Middle-Earth Enterprises over use of ‘hobbit’ in company name
A short husband and his tall wife have found themselves embroiled in a trademark dispute over whether they should be allowed to have the word ‘Hobbit’ in the title of their budding wine business.
Woman representing herself in court loses 18-month dispute over ‘noisy’ pond
A disgruntled couple have lost a £4,000 legal battle over claims that a neighbour’s garden pond was causing an “intolerable noise nuisance”.