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CPR Part 36 Part 18 Litigation UK Solicitors

High Court holds Ed Sheeran’s lawyers gave inadequate responses to Part 18 requests in copyright infringement case

The High Court has held that singer Ed Sheeran, ignored CPR Part 18 Requests for Information from Defendants in a copyright infringement case. The Court takes breaches of its rules seriously.

Post date 29 October 2020
Post author By Sophia Hanif
Post categories In Civil Litigation, CPR, High Court, Intellectual Property, Litigation, Part 18 Request
Tags copyright infringment, CPR, High Court, part 18, part 18 request, Request for information, RFI

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Litigation: Can Recorded Conversations be used as evidence in Court?

Conversations can easily be recorded by everyday devices, but can those recordings be deployed in litigation before the UK courts?

Post date 14 April 2020
Post author By Jaron Dosanjh
Post categories In Advice for Employers, Civil Litigation, Confidentiality, Disclosure, Intellectual Property, Litigation, Media, News, Pre-action Protocol
Tags Admissible evidence, Confidentiality, Disclosure, Evidence, UK Litigation

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Shanks v Unilever [2019]: UK Supreme Court potentially opens floodgates for further intellectual property claims by inventors

The Supreme Court (Lord Kitchin, Lady Hale, Lord Reed, Lord Hodge and Lady Black sitting) this week have handed down the highly anticipated judgment in Shanks v Unilever…

Post date 24 October 2019
Post author By James McConkey
Post categories In Civil Litigation, Intellectual Property, News, Supreme Court
Tags Civil Litigation, Intellectual Property, IPO, Litigation, Media, News, Patents Act Lawyers, Supreme Court

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High Court holds Ed Sheeran’s lawyers gave inadequate responses to Part 18 requests in copyright infringement case

Litigation: Can Recorded Conversations be used as evidence in Court?

Shanks v Unilever [2019]: UK Supreme Court potentially opens floodgates for further intellectual property claims by inventors

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