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The full range of mental health disorders can have a considerable impact on the development of family law cases, which involve divorce and separation. Below, we hear from Monica Nemec on how mental illness is handled in the legal sector and what can be done to address its shortcomings.
Ilya Kazi, an IP specialist with three decades of experience as a UK and European patent attorney, shares his expertise on how patent applications are dealt with by the EPO and USPTO and what benefits IP holders can find in filing a patent opposition.
Here, we examine the ethical landscape of the legal sector alongside Gavin MacKenzie of MacKenzie Barristers. A leading Canadian counsel and Fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers, he shares his insight into the qualities that make an effective lawyer and how the profession’s most common ethical issues can be addressed.
Who is right and who is wrong? Nicholas Scott and Jade Brooks of Blaser Mills Law offer some insights on this dispute and how it could have been avoided.
Below we speak to Kathleen Taylor at Film & Ink Law Group PC about music clearance and licencing. We uncover the basics and why - despite the fact it remains ever-complex to this day - it is important to get music clearance right.
In May, the UK government released its long-awaited Online Safety Bill, which aims to provide a framework for identifying and removing harmful content from the internet. Greta Barkle and Guevara Leacock of the Data Protection team at BCL Solicitors analyse the draft Bill and offer their insights as to what it means for companies operating in the UK.
While the Incoming Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act 2020 will smooth the path to divorce in the UK, it is unlikely to wholly resolve the glut of hostile separations that are being fought in the courts. Below, Kate Daly offers an alternative approach to the divorce litigation problem.
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