Updates
Christian Louboutin denied preliminary injunction against Yves Saint Laurent America
In a highly significant decision affecting the fashion industry, Christian Louboutin ("Louboutin") was denied a preliminary injunction last week on 10 August 2011, that he sought against Yves Saint Laurent America ("YSL") in Christian Louboutin S.A. v Yves Saint Laurent America, Inc.et al.
UK Government Announces Proposed Changes To Remote Gambling Licensing
In a written statement of 14th July 2011, John Penrose MP, the Government Minister with responsibility for gambling has confirmed the UK Government's intention to pass primary legislation to amend the Gambling Act 2005 to revise the UK's approach to remote gambling licensing.
Article from TIME Law, July 2011
Article from TIME Law, July 2011 published by Hambach & Hambach Law Firm:
Caveat Emptor- a reminder to purchasers in administration sales
Jeffrey Green Russell acted for the successful respondent, Bruno Baillavoine in the recent Employment Appeal Tribunal ("EAT") case of Spaceright Europe Limited -v- Baillavoine and Others (UKEAT/0339/10). The case serves as a reminder of the liabilities that potential purchasers in administration sales can unwittingly assume.
Lender claims - the key issues
Kamran Rehman, partner at Jeffrey Green Russell, provides a legal update on lender claims and key issues to look out for, in the first edition of the Association of Short Term Lenders' newsletter.
Lender Claims
Lenders bringing professional negligence claims should act swiftly and decisively. Kamran Rehman, partner at Jeffrey Green Russell, explains the process in the Mortgage Finance Gazette.
