Electronics giant Apple has been forced to remove the phrase “impact resistant” from product descriptions of its Apple Watch, after losing a UK court case over a cracked screen to a buyer who claims he bought the product because he…
Read moreX-Factor style “Gypsy talent show” could face legal action following copyright infringement claims
Travellers Have Talent, a Somerset-based talent show for the travelling community, has been forced to change its name and advertising following a legal dispute over copyright infringement.
Read moreUK Surveillance Bill could hurt economy and tech industry
The Commons’ Science and Technology Committee (STC) has warned that the Government’s planned Investigatory Powers Bill is too vague and needs to be redrafted to avoid economic damage. Meanwhile, some tech firms believe the Bill risks driving away foreign investment.
Read moreCherie Blair launches legal battle against Government’s buy-to-let tax
Human rights legislator and the wife of a former Labour Prime Minister, Cherie Blair, has launched a legal battle against the Government over their bid to increase taxes on buy-to-let investments, arguing that the leading policy breaches the rights of…
Read moreCouncils tell tenants they should wait for bailiffs before moving out
New findings reveal that an increasing number of private tenants are being instructed by local councils to ignore eviction notices served by landlords, and wait for the bailiffs to turn up before vacating their rented properties.
Read moreStolen art tracking specialists ALR and ARG entangled in ‘bizarre’ legal row
Two rival art recovery companies, the Art Loss Register (ALR) and the Art Recovery Group (ARG), are currently embroiled in a “bizarre” legal dispute, after the long-leading ALR accused ARG of “breaching competition law”.
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