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Three key takeaways from the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Bill

We outline the key areas in the new Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Bill (the Bill) that might affect you.

Journalists and bloggers granted access to more family court hearings

The family court system is permitting the media and authorised legal bloggers greater reporting rights during hearings.

Brabners Protect — Fixing gaps in health and safety for global manufacturer following regulatory intervention

In 2022, we were appointed a significant COVID-19 workplace outbreak and subsequent regulatory intervention.

Beauty from within — 2024's nutricosmetic trends to watch

Here, our commercial law team explore the nutricosmetic trends to watch out in 2024 as the supplement industry booms.

Darts — how the PDC plans to expand ‘pub game’ to global spectacle and sponsorship powerhouse

We explore the Professional Darts Corporation's plans to attract global audiences and sponsorship revenues to the sport.

Procurement law breaches must be 'sufficiently serious' for damages award — Braceurself v NHS England

Here, our procurement law team explores what this Court of Appeal judgment means for procurement professionals.

How the north can drive a resurgence of VC investment in 2024

We explore how the North could better access venture capital to scale enterprises and compete on the global stage.

Unfair prejudice or derivative action? Court of Appeal provides useful clarification

Our commercial litigation team explore what the case of Ntzegkoutanis v Kimionis means for shareholders.

Supervising the evolution of pharmacy

Here, Richard Hough, Partner and Head of Healthcare, explores the Government’s proposed changes to pharmacy supervision.

University intellectual property ownership — key considerations when drafting student and researcher contracts and IP policies

Our IP lawyers explore the implications of a recent case concerning intellectual property ownership and rights to income