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Trademark Opposition Process in the UK: A short guide

In the dynamic landscape of intellectual property, protecting your brand is paramount. One crucial aspect of safeguarding your brand identity is opposing trademarks that may pose a threat to your existing rights. In the UK, the process of opposing a trademark involves several key steps, and understanding these can empower you in preserving the integrity […]

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Resolving conflicts between shareholders and creditors

As a business owner, it is essential to understand that conflicts between shareholders and creditors can arise anytime. These conflicts can significantly impact your company’s operations and lead to costly legal battles that can take years to resolve. In this article, we will discuss some insights and tips on resolving conflicts between shareholders and creditors, […]

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Statutory demand and dispute over the debt

A statutory demand can be useful tool for a creditor (a person to whom the debt is owed) to ask for payment of a debt from individual or company. Being a written notice, a statutory demand must be prepared in accordance with special provisions of The Insolvency Rules 2016, or The Insolvency Act 1986 (for […]

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Client: C

Advised a technology start up to set up and validate a messaging app, a direct competitor to Facebook’s Messenger

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A guide to mediation in commercial dispute resolution

Commercial disputes are an unfortunate reality of the business world. They can arise from a variety of sources, such as contract disputes, intellectual property issues, employment matters, and more. When these disputes arise, it is important to have a plan to resolve them effectively and efficiently. One such plan is commercial dispute resolution through mediation. […]

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Grounds for director removal in the UK

Directors play a crucial role in the success of a company, but what happens when they fail to meet their responsibilities? In the UK, there are legal grounds for director removal that can be used to protect the company and its stakeholders. This article will provide an overview of the legal process, the grounds for […]

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Agreement as to the fees may not suffice to create a binding contract by e-mail

This article is especially for those who tend to negotiate their fees via e-mail exchange, which, as we know, is a usual practice these days. Solicitors do it as well, just as many of our clients do in their business practices. We often enter into agreements online with good usage of electronic signatures, to save […]

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LCIA Emergency Arbitrations: brief outline

Emergency Arbitration has been adopted by various arbitral institutions to address the need for emergency interim relief at the pre-arbitral stage. This provides broader options for a party seeking urgent relief, by introducing provisions for the expedited constitution of the tribunal and/or the appointment of emergency arbitrators. Prior to this, a party could only seek such […]

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Can you still have only one director in a private limited company? How the law changed in 2022

This article is for those who own a private limited company in the UK with one director only, and for the directors of such business entities. The aim here is to explain what the law says about decision-making by sole directors, what has changed recently, and what solutions can be implemented to adapt to the […]

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