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Rectification of Commercial Agreements by the Courts
The Courts are typically reluctant to step in and interfere with commercial agreements, particularly when the parties have been professionally advised.
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Can an AI Machine be an Inventor for the Purpose of UK Patent Applications?
This interesting and highly topical question was finally answered and settled by the Supreme Court in the case of Thaler -v- Comptroller General of Patents Trade Marks and Designs after years of legal wrangling, and the answer is no.
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Overage Agreements
When selling land, its full value may only be realised in the future. Where development is a realistic possibility, an overage agreement allows landowners to benefit from any increase in value after a sale has completed.
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Protecting and Exploiting Your New Mobile App
So, you’ve developed a new and novel mobile app and find yourself wondering if you can protect and make money from it.
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A Lease Of The Reversion VS A Reversionary Lease: Why It’s Important To Know The Difference
When it comes to business leases, the possibilities are endless and such leases can take on various forms. With each of those forms comes a distinctive set of legal rules and formalities which must be complied with.
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Types of Employment Contracts
A brief guide giving an initial overview on the 4 types of contract that organisations typically use.
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Introducer Agreements – When To Use Them And Why
Introducer agreements can help businesses to drive growth grow by increasing sales of products or services into previously untapped markets on a low-risk and cost-effective basis.
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Off The Record Conversations
Increasingly settlement agreements are being used where an employer considers letting go an employee (and this can include “workers”). This is particularly so in redundancy or performance/misconduct situations.
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An Update On The Employment Rights Bill
The Government released a well anticipated update concerning the implementation of the Employment Rights Bill (‘the Bill’) in July.
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Partner Tom Warrender Featured In The Latest Edition Of Property Law UK
Wilson Browne Solicitors was pleased to see Partner Tom Warrender’s article “Kingdom Hall Trust v Davies: Charity Land, Easements and the Law’s Imagination” featured in the latest edition of Property Law UK.
