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A brand licence is the operating framework for the relationship between the owner of a fashion brand and its licensee. It therefore needs to establish how the parties will work together on a day to day basis, how standards will be maintained, and what happens if the relationship no longer works.
As a result the objective f...
Our final HRLaw webinar of 2026 will explore the 2025 Employment Rights Act (ERA) measures due to take effect in October (relating to trade unions, harassment, and employment tribunal time limits) as well as those expected in January 2027 (particularly concerning unfair dismissal). Our experts will also offer a round-up of the major employment law changes in 2026.
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When a commercial agency ends, the Commercial Agents Regulations provide the agent with an entitlement to two alternative termination payments: indemnity and compensation. Indemnity applies only where there has been an express election in the agency agreement for indemnity; otherwise compensation applies by default. The remedies pro...
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If you hold a licence to use a trade mark to sell goods or services but that licence has not been registered, can you (as licensee) recover for losses where a third party infringes that trade mark? This was considered recently by the Court of Appeal in Lifestyle Equities CV v Fraser Group Trading Ltd.
Lifestyle Eq...
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The Home Office has issued an important warning to sponsors following a significant increase in phishing attacks targeting Sponsorship Management System (SMS) accounts.
Criminals are sending convincing emails that appear to come from the Home Office, with the aim of stealing login credentials and gaining access to sponsor ...