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Blooming surveys: consumer research evidence after Interflora

Survey evidence will continue to play an important role in trademark infringement claims despite a recent decision seemingly restricting their admissibility, says Emily Swithenbank

Christian workers can wear 'discreet' crosses, Strasbourg decides

Victory for Eweida, but defeat for Chaplin, Ladele and McFarlane

Editor's blog | Fit for our century

The convention is a living instrument, and needs  individuals to use it if it is to be fit for the 21st century

Understanding the FSA's Retail Distribution Review

Roger Clark explains the thinking behind the FSA's 'new status definitions for financial advisors and argues that the new rules will help lawyers, and their clients

Update | IP/IT: Information in the cloud, consumer rights directive

Susan Singleton reviews cases about the use of surveys in trademark disputes, e-books and competition law, businesses's liability in relation to data held in the cloud, and the implementation of the EU's consumer rights directive

Unmasking the touts

Revealing the identity of sellers on ticket re-sale websites ?is not a breach of privacy, the Supreme Court has ruled. ?John Doherty and Clare Arthurs report

Supreme Court rules on termination of employment contracts

Justices uphold principle that wrongful repudiations must be accepted

European briefing | To what extent are jurisdictional judgments binding?

Paul Stanley considers the extent to which judgments on jurisdictional issues are ?themselves binding under the judgments regulation