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Commercial Litigation

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Five year dispute over four chocolate fingers continues…

The Product Liability Directive – what constitutes a defective product?

Jonathan Kitchin featured in Global Banking & Finance Review article ‘Financial market manipulation: the tale of 2015’

Andrew Oldland QC comments on Flash Crash trader’s latest fight against extradition in The Telegraph

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Twitter tackles takedowns – but has much changed?

Market Manipulation: The tale of 2015

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Nike jumping for joy as trade mark opposition is rejected by the UK Intellectual Property Office

Face-off between Nivea and Unilever continues

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Lego’s 3D men stand tall after winning latest trade mark battle

Blurred Lines – Regulatory Sanction & Civil Claims in Banking

Second success for Sky as the Supreme Court rules Sky’s use of “NOW TV” is not ‘passing off’

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Court of Appeal overturns SCRAMBLE mix up by the High Court

ECJ rules that EU copyright infringement claims can be brought in any member state where the infringing website is accessible

Malicious or fictitious: hope for victims of false online reviews?

All publicity is not good publicity: how to handle negative online reviews

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