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Advice and opinion
from the Roxburgh Milkins team
The UK Government’s Universities and Science Minister has stated that, as a result of Brexit, the UK will not implement the EU Copyright... Continue reading
Information and ideas can be the cornerstone to the success of a business. Discussing ideas is sometimes risky and, in certain circumstances, loose lips... Continue reading
Intellectual property (IP) is an important asset for any business and, for some, will be the foundation on which the business is built. Develop... Continue reading
Have you considered an open-source software audit? What is open-source software? If you’re a software developer or service provider, chances are you... Continue reading
Copyright law has been in the spotlight over the past few months, as musicians such as Paul McCartney, Annie Lennox and David Guetta - as... Continue reading
The Intellectual Property Rights Act 2014 received Royal Assent on 14 May 2014 and is due to come into effect in October. The Act will modernise certain aspects... Continue reading
Parliament is currently scrutinising a set of 5 regulations which, if approved, will introduce new and amended exceptions to copyright protection into UK law from 1 June 2014. ... Continue reading
What has Mike Tyson and “The Hangover 2” got to do with Copyright? For anyone that’s not already aware, “The Hangover... Continue reading
A cautionary tale We recently helped a young luxury fashion business appoint a distributor for its products in China. The business was started... Continue reading
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