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Databases regularly sit at the heart of a company’s operations and may comprise of any information from customer and marketing data to vendor information and financial records. Given that their development normally reflects the expenditure of considerable time and capital, they can constitute a valuable commercial asset. The law protects a database under the general […]
22/05/26
In court proceedings, whether they be in a criminal or a civil court, the evidence produced, by the Prosecution in a criminal court, or the Claimant in a civil court, has to be of the quality to satisfy ‘the standard of proof,’ for the case to succeed. The burden of proof describes the responsibility of […]
11/05/26
Due to their value and importance, trade mark disputes are commonplace and specialist lawyers are usually required to represent the opposing parties. In this article Stuart Southall of KANGS details what happens when trade marks are registered in Bad Faith and how this can lead to disputes over intellectual property rights. Trade marks are an […]
10/04/26
In this short article, we explain how not having your trade mark registered could have a detrimental effect on your ability to win in court should a commercial dispute arise. KANGS regularly acts for parties involved in intellectual property disputes. Given the obvious and significant value in trade marks, and where possible, any business that […]
09/03/26
At KANGS, we support individuals and businesses both in protecting their trade marks and in responding to allegations that their branding is confusingly similar to another’s. In this article we examine a high-profile intellectual property dispute involving trade marks and explain the key implications and lessons for brand owners. In June 2025, the Supreme Court […]
03/03/26
The Supreme Court upheld in Process & Industrial Developments Limited (P&ID) v The Federal Republic of Nigeria (Nigeria), the ‘general rule that an order for costs should be made in sterling or in the currency in which the solicitor has billed the client, and in which the client has paid or is liable to pay.’ […]
26/02/26
