Intellectual property
Intellectual property is a critical asset that requires protection to prevent theft and misuse.
Category: Law
Voluntary or involuntary manslaughter?
When it comes to determining the difference between voluntary and involuntary manslaughter, understanding the intent behind the crime is crucial.
Duress and undue influence in contract law
Duress and undue influence are important concepts in contract law that can render a contract voidable.
AI and the Future of Patent Law
The integration of AI in patent law is revolutionizing the way we approach intellectual property rights.
Understanding Antitrust Laws in the Age of Tech Giants
Antitrust laws in the age of tech giants are crucial for maintaining fair competition and protecting consumers. Understanding their implications is vi…
Navigating the Legal Challenges of Cryptocurrency and Blockchain Technology
Navigating the legal complexities of cryptocurrency and blockchain technology requires a deep understanding of regulatory frameworks and compliance me…
War crimes and the legal framework of humanitarian aid
War crimes are egregious violations of international law, and the legal framework of humanitarian aid plays a crucial role in addressing and preventin…
Climate Change Litigation: Holding Corporations Accountable
Climate change litigation is becoming an increasingly popular tool for holding corporations accountable for their contributions to environmental damag…
The Legal Framework of Renewable Energy Projects and Investments
Renewable energy projects require a solid legal foundation to attract investments and ensure success.
Immigration law in the age of globalisation
In the age of globalisation, immigration law faces new challenges and complexities as the movement of people across borders continues to increase.
Is the Offences Against The Person Act 1861 outdated?
The Offences Against The Person Act 1861: An Outdated Legal Framework?
Tort law
Tort law is a branch of civil law that deals with cases involving harm or injury caused by one party to another.
A chocolate wrapper is sufficient consideration for a contract
In contract law, a chocolate wrapper can be deemed sufficient consideration to create a legally binding agreement.
Frustrated contracts
Frustrated contracts occur when unforeseen events make it impossible to fulfill the terms. This can lead to legal disputes and financial losses.
R v Brown: Autonomy, freedom and consent
In the case of R v Brown, the tension between autonomy, freedom, and consent is brought to the forefront, raising important questions about the limits…
A dive into promissory estoppel
Promissory estoppel is a legal doctrine that allows for the enforcement of promises made without consideration.
Data protection and cyber law in the U.K.
Data protection and cyber law in the U.K. is crucial for safeguarding personal information and preventing cyber threats.
Challenges in Family Law
Family law is a complex and ever-evolving field that presents numerous challenges for both practitioners and clients. From navigating emotional disput…
Legal implications of climate change legislation
As countries around the world continue to implement climate change legislation, the legal implications of these actions are becoming increasingly comp…
M&A from a legal standpoint
Mergers and acquisitions (M&A) are complex transactions that require careful legal analysis and expertise to navigate successfully.
A dive into procedural improprietary
Procedural impropriety is a serious issue that can have significant legal consequences for individuals and organizations alike.
Law and the dilemma of assisted death
Assisted death poses complex legal and ethical challenges for lawmakers worldwide.
Human Rights from the ancient world to 2024
Human rights have evolved significantly from the ancient world to 2024, reflecting changing societal norms and values.
Legal Engineering
Legal engineering is a strategic approach to the design and implementation of legal solutions with a focus on efficiency and effectiveness in addressi…
Law and Finance
Law and finance are closely intertwined, shaping the regulatory framework that governs the financial industry.
Royal Prerogative
The royal prerogative is a set of powers and privileges held by the monarch in a constitutional monarchy.
U.K.’s constitutional challenges
The U.K. faces constitutional challenges due to Brexit, devolution, and the rise of nationalist movements.
Codified constitution and uncodified constitution: pros and cons
A codified constitution provides clear guidelines and legal principles, while an uncodified constitution allows for greater flexibility and adaptabili…