L’Oréal battle with eBay worth it as ECJ delivers stunning victory for the...
Some two years ago, the High Court ruled that eBay would not be jointly liable for trade mark infringements by its users who sold infringing products on its website. However, the ruling was referred to...
View ArticleAgent’s failure to name principal correctly does not mean agent can be sued –...
D was an agent for M. D engaged KF to be a surveyor to provide services for M. D always made clear that he was an agent and for M, but he mis-named M’s legal name when he signed a contract on M’s...
View ArticleSFO launches anonymous whistleblowing reporting system to gather information...
The Serious Fraud Office has launched SFO Confidential – a new facility whereby anyone can report suspicions of bribery or corruption in a confidential way. The SFO insists that the identities will...
View ArticleWeb site operator may be liable for site to which it links – McGrath v...
McGrath sued Professor Richard Dawkins and various others for allegedly defamatory material posted on a web site. This was an application by the defendants to strike out the claim. The most interesting...
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