The Law Commission of England and Wales is consulting on proposals that could significantly expand the scope of UK product liability law, bringing software, AI systems and certain digital platform features within a regime traditionally associated with physical products. Our latest guide explores the proposed changes, the businesses most likely to be affected and the practical steps organisations can take to prepare.
What the High Court Decision Means for Online Marketplaces
The High Court has dismissed Shein’s copyright infringement claims against its online fast-fashion rival, Temu, in a decision which limits the circumstances in which online marketplaces may be liable for copyright infringement. As Alec Cameron, IP Partner and Head of IP Disputes, and Chloe Hay, Trainee Solicitor in the Disputes and IP Disputes team, explore below.
How the EU’s New Sustainability Rules Will Reshape the Fashion Industry
Lease Portfolio Review: Protecting Value and Reducing Risk
Corporate real estate leases can contain significant financial obligations, operational restrictions and hidden risks. The Real Estate Corporate (REC) team at Laytons ETL can provide a summary review of your lease portfolio, giving you a clear picture of liabilities, opportunities and upcoming lease events. We can tailor the review to your needs, whether you are a landlord managing commercial properties or an occupier with multiple leasehold interests.
Tackling lookalikes in the New Legal Landscape
Protecting business reputation in the age of AI content
Most businesses these days rely on good online reviews for promotion. Good reviews are reassuring to potential customers and encourage the purchase of goods or services from the business. Poor online reviews can have the opposite effect. So, what happens when an AI-generated overview of a business contains false and disparaging information about a business?








