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Crying over spilt ‘milk’? Oatly loses TM battle to Dairy UK (Dairy UK v Oatly)
IP analysis: The Court of Appeal allowed an appeal by Dairy UK Ltd and reinstated a declaration made by the UK Intellectual Property Office that Oatly AB's trade mark ‘POST MILK GENERATION’ was invalidly registered for oat-based goods. The court of appeal followed the ruling in VSW v TofuTown,and held that trade marks would fall within the...
Revised National Planning Policy Framework published
Planning analysis: The government has published a revised version of the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF). Key changes from the previous version, published in December 2023, impact green belt policy and policy on establishing housing need and housing land supply. There is also greater policy support for infrastructure and community...
Hawaii climate insurance case is good news for energy companies
Law360, Expert analysis: Increasing numbers of legal claims are proceeding around the world alleging that the public were misled about the risks associated with climate change, resulting from fossil fuels and greenhouse gas emissions. Amy Lacey, partner, and Ayo Babatunde, associate at Fenchurch Law analyse the Hawaii Supreme Court’s decision in...
Exclusions reconsideration case confirms courts focus on ‘substance over form’ (RWU v A Governing Body of A Academy)
Local Government analysis: This case challenged a Governing body's Disciplinary Panel’s (GDP) reconsideration decision not to reinstate an excluded pupil. This followed an Independent Review Panel’s (IRP) decision to quash the GDP’s initial non-reinstatement decision and direct a reconsideration. Judge Fordham dismissed all four grounds of the...
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