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Adam Glass comments for The Times: Fight the counterfeiters: how to protect intellectual property
28 March 2019
Adam Glass has commented in an article for The Times which details the steps firms need to take around the world to protect their intellectual property.
Michael Burd comments for The Financial Times: Sexual harassment and bullying rife in legal profession
15 May 2019
Michael Burd has commented in an article for The Financial Times that discusses bullying and sexual harassment in the legal profession. Workplace training is having little or no effect on tackling the issues, according to a global survey of 7,000 people working in the sector.
Geraint Lloyd-Taylor comments for The Guardian and The Times: Philadelphia ad banned over cheesy joke about hapless dads
14 August 2019
Geraint Lloyd-Taylor has commented in articles for The Guardian, The Times and a number of news sites. In the articles Geraint discusses two adverts that have become the first to be banned by the ASA under new rules designed to reduce gender stereotyping.
Coronavirus: Employers should seek consent for pay cuts - Siobhra Rush comments for Irish Times
08 April 2020
Siobhra Rush comments in this article by Irish Times on reducing workers pay during the Covid-19 crisis.
Notice period on potential layoffs - Catherine Leung comments for Hong Kong Economic Times
15 April 2020
Catherine Leung has been quoted in Hong Kong Economic Times in relation to notice periods on potential layoffs.
Can players refuse to return to football and are they at increased risk of injury? John Shea comments for The Times
06 May 2020
In this article for The Times, John Shea explains the legal standpoint that players have over refusals to return to football amid concerns regarding Covid-19.
Employment law issues in Hong Kong following Covid-19 – Catherine Leung speaks to Hong Kong Economic Times
07 July 2020
In an article in the Hong Kong Economic Times, Catherine Leung discusses measures employers are taking in Hong Kong to reduce business costs aside from redundancies and the adoption of permanent working from home policies post Covid-19.
Law expert believes coronavirus may impact overseas recruitment by English clubs: Stephen O’Flaherty comments for The Irish Times
16 July 2020
New guidelines issued by the British Home Office this week have left the situation in sport largely unchanged ahead of the summer transfer window.
Inside the rise of the political micro-influencer: Geraint Lloyd-Taylor comments for The Financial Times
26 October 2020
Mid-tier social media stars are being hired by marketing agencies to push political messages. The Instagram account of Lauren Hansen, a Wisconsin-based blogger with around 12,000 followers, does not immediately look like a place for politics. But nestled between the fashion tips and baby videos that fill her feed is evidence that Ms Hansen has become part of a new wave of online campaigning.
Ireland: How society will tech it to the next level in 2021: Síobhra Rush comments for The Times
12 January 2021
From robot surgery to cyberwarfare and electric planes, business leaders and experts reveal how science may affect our lives over the next 12 months
Flexible resourcing during difficult times
13 April 2021
A combination of the ongoing health crisis and the effects of Brexit has left many businesses struggling, with the economic situation likely remain challenging for some time to come.
8 times brands fell foul of ASA for ‘greenwashing’: Geraint Lloyd-Taylor comments for The Drum
24 March 2022
Ads by major brands including Innocent Drinks, Oatly, Hyundai and Shell have been ruled ‘greenwashing’ by the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA), as the watchdog continues to crack down on misleading environmental claims, saying it “won’t hesitate to take action against any ads that break our rules.”
Geraint Lloyd-Taylor comments on greenwashing for The Financial Times
17 June 2022
Does the consumer world need to tone down the green talk, for its own good?
Could a timely PIA have helped save the Royal Free from falling foul of data protection laws?
07 July 2017
For many organisations, the acronym PIA represents a Painfully Inconvenient Ask (if not something far less polite). But Privacy Impact Assessments are set to be a key way of meeting the General Data Protection Regulation’s accountability requirement, and their importance is illustrated by the outcome of a recent investigation by the Information Commissioner’s Office.
Is it time to legislate on caste?
07 February 2012
Katherine Shaw weighs up whether the government needs to amend the Equality Act to make clear that it prohibits caste discrimination.
Russell Brimelow comments in Law Society Gazette on how to do part-time.
24 May 2016
Russel Brimelow has been qouted in the Law Society Gazette, 'How to: work part-time'. The article reports on the increasing number of law firms and in-house teams recognising the value of part-time working.
Skateboarding to get Olympic air time
29 July 2016
Following the green light from the International Olympic Committee (IOC), and subject to a formal vote in Rio, skateboarding is set to be part of the Tokyo 2020 Games. In this article for Sports Pro, Alex Kelham, Head of Sports Business Group and Frances Pollitzer, Trainee Solicitor discuss the cultural and regulatory challenges that skateboarding may face.
Time to add more defendants?
21 April 2017
In a recent decision the Court of Appeal has had to decide whether a claim for accessory liability against various companies was time barred. Glaxo Wellcome UK Ltd (t/a Allen & Hanburys) Anor v Sandoz Ltd & Anor [2017] EWCA Civ 22.
Brexit part 3 - this time it’s temporary
27 July 2018
While nothing in British politics should surprise us any more, the timing of the Government’s latest White Paper on Brexit – unveiled the day before Parliament broke up for the summer – seems to have caught out many MPs as well as the media.
Keeping accurate records or disqualification and potential prison time? Surely an easy choice!
24 April 2019
Evidently not for some…