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By 2040, no farms left? The UK Government to destroy farming.
My name is Farmer Al Falfa. I own a farm worth £3,000,000. Jeremy Clarkson is entirely correct, and I am going to lose it now because of this Labour government. But is Al right? Lets take a closer look at the Chancellor’s proposals Dear Farmer Al Falfa, We appreciate your inquiry about how the recent […]
Why can’t I sue Facebook in the UK?
In the UK, there is trademark infringement. My customers are in the UK. Yet when I ask Facebook to act they decline, stating: Re: your inquiryFacebook UK Limited is in receipt of your correspondence. As an initial matter, please note that Facebook UK Limited is the wrong entity for the purposes of your request. Nothing […]
Tackling Online Counterfeiting Challenges and Legal Solutions in 2024
As the e-commerce industry continues its rapid growth in 2024, the rise of online counterfeiting has emerged as one of the most significant challenges faced by businesses. Counterfeit products not only jeopardise the reputation and revenue of genuine brands, but also pose risks to consumer safety and trust. Consequently, it is crucial for companies to […]
Is there a benefit to Brexit?
Brexit, which refers to the United Kingdom’s decision to leave the European Union, is a complex issue with potential benefits and drawbacks. While there are some arguments that Brexit could provide benefits to the UK, there are also concerns that it could have negative economic and social impacts. Some of the potential benefits of Brexit […]
No more blame in divorce proceedings from 6 April 2022
The Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act 2020 will become law from 6 April 2022. Under the legislation married couples will be able to divorce without having to cite blame. Until 6 April 2022, only one spouse can apply for divorce, asserting blame with one of the five facts which are, behaviour, adultery, five years separation, […]
How are NFT’s regulated in the UK?
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has not yet provided guidance on NFT’s specifically with regards to regulation in the United Kingdom (UK). However, the FCA has distinguished between regulated tokens and unregulated tokens. Regulated tokens include security tokens which fall under the definition of specified investments under the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (Regulated […]
What is an NFT and why create one?
NFT stands for non-fungible token. Non-fungible essentially means the token is unique and cannot be replaced with another. For example, a Bitcoin is fungible, so, if you trade one bitcoin for another you would have the same thing. Whereas, if you traded one NFT for another you would have something completely different. An NFT is […]
Proposals to regulate self-driving vehicles announced
On 18 December 2020, the Law Commission of England and Wales and the Scottish Law Commission announced proposals to regulate self-driving vehicles which ensure safety through legal framework. The main proposals include: A scheme that includes monitoring the vehicles performance and software updates throughout its life to ensure safety. Defining the responsibilities of fleet owners, […]
Brexit: Sending goods to and from the European Union?
Since the United Kingdom’s (UK) exit from the European Union (EU) on 31 December 2020 (end of the transition period) the rules on sending good to and from the EU have changed. You will now need to fill out customs forms when sending goods to the EU, unless sending from Northern Ireland. A brief note […]