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  • APAC Bulletin - May 2019

    02 June 2019

    Welcome to the May 2019 edition of our APAC Bulletin covering the latest employment and immigration updates across the region.

  • Ambush Marketing

    20 November 2010

    With businesses at times paying many millions to associate themselves with an event it is not surprising that their competitors engage in ‘ambush marketing’.

  • Mapping the manifestos 2017 - Immigration

    01 June 2017

    Natasha Hotson has written an article for LexisNexis UK which explores the political parties’ manifestos and discusses whether these pledges declare the end of the era for freedom of movement, as we currently know it.

  • Manager Academy

    12 September 2016

    Your managers are on the front line dealing with day-today employment problems. But are you confident they can handle key issues such as disciplinary investigations and performance management? And do they understand the consequences of getting it wrong and how to reduce the risk of legal claims?

  • Defamation & Malicious Falsehood

    19 April 2016

    Reputation protection which embodies our law of defamation has become increasingly important. Together with the law of privacy, including confidentiality, reputation protection is a vital right for individuals and corporations, especially the advertising industry where image and celebrity rights attract so much attention.

  • Making the grade

    09 December 2013

    Adam Glass is featured in a Law Society Gazette article detailing their round table discussion focussing on the changing perceptions around the role of solicitor-advocates.

  • Keeping the luxury in brands?

    22 February 2018

    In Coty v Parfumerie Akzente (Case C-230/16) the CJEU has stated that luxury brand owners, can, in certain circumstances prohibit reselling of their products through some internet platforms

  • Amazon loses Lush keyword battle

    12 February 2014

    The High Court judgment handed down on Monday 10 February 2014, which ruled in favour of Lewis Silkin's client Lush, has been covered in a Managing Intellectual Property article.

  • ‘Loophole’, or lobbying for change?

    31 August 2018

    Migration Watch UK has recently published a paper drawing attention to a perceived abuse by certain employers of part of the UK’s immigration system. Distortion of the ICT visa system suggests that the Tier 2 (Intracompany Transfer) (‘ICT’) visa route is currently being exploited by employers who are ‘undercutting the domestic labour market’. The ‘law that is’ and the ‘law that ought to be’ by nature pull in opposite directions. Taking UK immigration law as a ‘closed circuit’, the use of the word ‘loophole’ might better be categorised by some as simply ‘poor regulation’.

  • London Calling

    14 March 2012

    Chinese companies expanding in the UK or anywhere abroad must carefully follow local employment law, says James Davies and Sarah McWhinney of law firm Lewis Silkin in London. Both are members of a member of Ius Laboris, a human resources law firm alliance. Download the full news article.

  • ...a little bit of law - Back to Basics

    05 November 2016

    There are certain basic steps that apply to almost all transactions involving the acquisition of land. There may be a tweak here or a bolt-on there but the basic underlying steps are often the same.

  • Limiting liability

    29 October 2013

    In an article for Managing Partner, Miguel Pereira considers the differences between LLP and limited company structures in restricting the liability of owners.

  • Corruption crisis leaves Fifa in limbo

    23 July 2015

    Alex Kelham has been quoted in an article by SportsPro Magazine. Following the arrest of a number of senior officials and marketing executives and the impending departure of Sepp Blatter, its longstanding president, the article examines Fifa's uncertain future and the possible backlash from sponsors.

  • Done Deal - Catherine Leung and Colin Leckey comment in Asian Legal Business

    14 April 2020

    Catherine Leung and Colin Leckey discuss the adjustments Asian businesses with interests in the UK and/or EU will need to make in light of Brexit in Asian Legal Business.

  • Age Discrimination : lessons from abroad

    08 October 2012

    Tom Heys discusses some of the issues arising out of age discrimination law in Canada, New Zealand and the USA in his article for the ELA.

  • The current legal landscape

    19 March 2012

    Fergus Payne talks about the current legal landscape in his recent article for the Law Society Gazette. To describe the current legal landscape as interesting would be a real understatement. You could say that a perfect storm is brewing.

  • French In House Legal Forum: Blockchain explained: legal issues

    22 September 2016

    Marc Avedissian, cofondateur de Tramonex, nous fait l’amitié de bien vouloir partager son expérience en matière de blockchain et répondra à vos questions.

  • Après le closing

    19 May 2016

    Contrôle et obligations post-acquisition dans les transactions franco-britanniques

  • The Lawyer covers the appointment of James Gill

    14 January 2013

    The Lawyer mentions Lewis Silkin's appointment of Partner James Gill to the Media, Brands and Technology team.

  • The Lawyer Hot 100 Connect Event

    29 September 2016

    Lewis Silkin is delighted to be sponsoring The Lawyer Hot 100 event BREXIT 100 days (or so) later: A retrospective look at the past 100 days and an informed look into the future.

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