Birkett Long was recently tasked structuring a licensing deal with Sir Ranulph Fiennes for the...

Birkett Long regularly makes European Community Trade Mark applications. Recently, a couple of...

As the coronavirus epidemic sweeps across the World, the Intellectual Property Offices (IPOs) of...

Extraordinary times often call for extraordinary measures, and there is no more extraordinary time...

Business leaders that have a plan for growth tend to be more optimistic about achieving their...

As of 26 July 2017, it has been a legal requirement that limited companies and limited liability...

Many business deals are concluded by “Gentleman’s Agreements”. These can work...

“He wants to be a b****y artist?” …was the angry reaction of a self-made...

Decreasing profit, retirement, changes in life goals or increasing competition in the marketplace...

We all know that it is better to plan things in order to avoid ending up somewhere we didn’t...

Birkett Long LLP has recruited a new solicitor into the commercial and corporate finance team and...

A claimant may have difficulties in pursuing an employment claim where his employer or former...

Employers are often irritated by weak claims being made in the Employment Tribunal, especially...

Birkett Long staff were delighted to return to their former office at Essex House, but this time...

The Reform will affect both public and private limited companies, if they meet the certain...

A recent Court of Appeal decision (Harpur Trust v Brazel) has shown how holiday pay must be...

A task force has recently been set up to look at whether a form of mandatory licensing for the...

Many in the construction industry were unaware of the significant change, which was due to take...

Chris Burnett has joined Birkett Long’s new Intellectual Property team as a patent attorney,...

The answer is blowing in the wind – and careful assessment and planning Quite a lot has...