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The Tesco Three – What went wrong? What lessons can we learn?
We first became aware of problems at Tesco Plc (Tesco) and its subsidiary Tesco Stores Limited (Tesco Stores), on 22 September 2014 when Tesco announced that it had overstated its expected profits for the half year to 23 August 2014 by an estimated £250m.
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Bußgeld gegen Einkaufsgemeinschaft ZEG wegen Preisbindung
Das Bundeskartellamt (BKartA) verhängt Bußgeld von insg. rund € 13,4 Mio. gegen den Fahrradgroßhändler ZEG Zweirad-Einkaufs-Genossenschaft eG (ZEG), Köln, und deren Verantwortliche.
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Junior market detractors should AIM criticisms elsewhere
Fieldfisher responds to article in the Sunday Times regarding the number of AIM-listed company insolvencies in 2018.
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Approaching 100 days till Brexit: What are businesses worried about?
With little more than a hundred days to go until the UK leaves the EU and with the prospect of a 'no-deal' Brexit closer than it ever has been, Fieldfisher spoke to business clients about their chief concerns and hopes for the future.
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Frank Industries v. Nike: IPEC takes modern approach to assessment of consumer perception
This article looks at the decision in Frank Industries Pty Ltd v Nike Retail BV ([2018] EWHC 1893 (Ch)) concerning a dispute over the claimant's LNDR trade marks for clothing.
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Dirty laundry: Do British businesses risk being tarnished by new EU anti-money laundering rules post-Brexit?
Fieldfisher corporate crime partner Francesca Titus and corporate crime associate Elliott Kenton discuss how moves to tighten up EU AML legislation could side-line UK companies.
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Sales ban for luxury goods on Amazon.de is admissible
On 12 July 18 the Higher Regional Court of Frankfurt am Main (Germany) has issued its decision in the case 'Coty Germany GmbH v Parfümerie Akzente GmbH'. It has held that a supplier of luxury goods may prohibit its authorised distributors from selling through a third-party internet platform, such as Amazon.de, to protect the luxury image.
