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  • Online monitoring

    10 September 2013

    In an article for PLC Magazine, Ellen Temperton discusses whether looking up information posted on social media, such as LinkedIn, Facebook or Twitter, or performing a search on an internet search engine, can be used as a basis for rejecting a job candidate, infringe an employee's data protection rights; or permit an employer to dismiss an employee.

  • Behind One Direction Fans

    23 October 2015

    We have been quoted in an article on One Direction fans' backlash against the band's management, which is appearing in the upcoming edition of Billboard magazine and online.

  • Exiting Office Leases: On the Move

    12 December 2023

    In an article for PLC Magazine, Rachel Francis-Lang, Tom Merrick, Patrick Brown and Kate Davies discuss the key considerations for a business that wishes to exit its leased office space.

  • LS In-house launched GC offering

    07 February 2018

    As one of the first law firm offerings of its kind, LS In-house has seen a fivefold increase in its flexible resourcing service since its inception in 2013. LS In-house supports clients’ existing in house legal teams with large projects, surges in work or cover for an existing team member’s absence, by providing lawyers to work as part of the client team, in their offices for as long as required.

  • Ads & Brands Law Digest: November-December 2019

    23 December 2019

    Welcome to the November-December 2019 issue of our monthly Ads & Brands Law Digest.

  • Nick Allan comments for Gamesindustry.biz: Clone culture and its continuous impact on indie developers

    21 February 2022

    Discussions around clones crop up on a regular basis, usually around the release of widely successful games that are being copied. In recent weeks, the conversation mainly revolved around hit puzzle game Wordle, which has seen a high number of clones emerge following its viral success, as well as numerous games inspired by its simple word-guessing mechanic.

  • News Focus: LinkedIn

    03 February 2012

    HR debate rages over a case for constructive dismissal arising from a breach of social media policy. The full article can be read on peoplemanagement.co.uk

  • The internet needs new boundaries

    14 September 2012

    Partner Rod Dadak suggests that in the wake of Prince Harry's notorious photos being published, more needs to be done to ensure the protection of privacy in the age of the internet.

  • ISBA/IPA launch new client/agency framework contracts

    09 June 2015

    ISBA and the IPA are this week launching two new flexible framework contract templates designed as a starting point to help clients and agencies formalise their relationships in an era where services are converging and relationships becoming more multi-functional and complex.

  • Alex Kelham interviewed for New Law Journal

    19 April 2017

    In the interview Alex Kelham discusses her route into becoming an in-house lawyer, as well as commenting on her involvement at the London 2012 Olympics.

  • Employers grapple with COVID-19: James Davies comments for New Law Journal

    15 April 2020

    James Davies comments in this article by New Law Journal that as businesses adjust to the new normal, minds will inevitably turn to seeking ways to mitigate the longer-term impact of the disruption and even planning ahead for a brighter future.

  • Is the ASA killing native advertising?

    22 January 2016

    Brinsley Dresden has authored an article for Marketing Magazine which discusses the Advertising Standards Authority's recent decision relating to an advertorial on BuzzFeed and the impact the ruling may have on the use of native advertising.

  • Immigration and nationality

    28 October 2016

    Andrew Osborne has commented in the Lawyer Monthly on the potential Brexit effects and impacts on the sports sector, and the business therein.

  • Multiple attraction

    03 February 2012

    Sara Cohen considers the single contract multiple completion route in relation to private company share buybacks.

  • James Davies comments for Het Financieele Dagblad: Discriminatie moet alarmbel doen afgaan

    07 January 2019

    James Davies has commented in an article which discusses and compares discrimination in the workplace in Britain and the Netherlands.

  • Michael Burd comments in The Guardian: Lloyd's alcohol ban challenges City of London's drinking culture

    20 February 2017

    Chair of the Partnership and Employment law specialist, Michael Burd, has commented in an article for The Guardian as Lloyd's of London introduce it's zero-tolerance ban on alcohol during working hours.

  • Financial liabilities for LLP members: how limited?

    12 April 2012

    In Accountancy Age's article, Miguel Pereira discusses the financial liabilities and risks for limited liability partnerships (LLPs) members, which whilst very low, there are still some areas where there are risks which members of LLPs may be unaware of.

  • Estranged hedge fund couple to meet in court

    06 March 2013

    In their City Diary, the Daily Telegraph have mentioned Lewis Silkin's representation of Ikos co-founder, Martin Coward. Coward's dispute is with his wife, Elena Ambrosiadou, who built up Ikos Partners with him. Ambrosiadou has arrived in London from her Greek-Cypriot home to fight her intellectual property dispute with him.

  • The media defamation and lawyers

    18 April 2016

    We have been quoted in an article by the Law Society Gazette about defamation in the media.

  • Learning Curve : Doing an MBA

    08 November 2012

    Managing Partner Ian Jeffery talks about the value of an MBA in the legal sector in an article for The Lawyer.

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