Intercreditor agreements, which regulate creditor relationships, have become more sophisticated post-2008 financial crisis, ...
A long-standing bugbear of the UK Government is the spectacle of suppliers who have performed, or been perceived to perform, ...
In February 2024, we discussed (see our blog post The powers of the Competition and Markets Authority to search homes) a ...
In this special blog mini-series, Fieldfisher Competition and Regulatory Partner Jessica Gardner will, with the help of ...
After the negotiations on the Free Trade Agreement began in June 2018 and the agreement between the European Union and New ...
An EU trade mark application for the name PABLO ESCOBAR (the “Application”) has been rejected by the EU General Court on the ...
On 29 April 2024, the UK's new cybersecurity regime under Part 1 of the Product Security and Telecommunications ...
On 24 April 2024, the Takeover Panel released a consultation paper which proposes a new jurisdictional framework which would narrow the scope of the companies to which the Takeover Code ("the Code") ...
In the ruling of Citadines v MPLC Deutschland GmbH (C‑723/22), the CJEU has issued its latest decision on Article 3(1) of the Copyright Directive (2001/29/EC) about the scope of liability for ...
All disappointed bidders must grapple with the inherent uncertainties involved in issuing a procurement challenge. At the outset of any potential challenge, the bidder will generally only be in ...
AI is truly a global topic of conversation. It begs the question – how will use of AI be governed? What stakeholders will be involved and how will they interact not least between themselves but indeed ...
Fieldfisher was delighted to host the 4Louis National Bereavement Midwives and Neonatal Nurses Forum in London. We recognise how invaluable such events are to encourage information sharing, ...
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