The Commercial Awareness Compass by AllAboutLaw

A US judge has ruled that Google’s online advertising empire is less fairground, more monopoly board, finding the tech giant guilty of anti-competitive practices across its ad-tech stack. With regula…

Universal’s plan to build a 476-acre resort near Bedford isn’t just a playground for James Bond, wizards and dinosaurs, it’s a six-year case study in IP licensing, land assembly, environmental compli…

From Colin to Cuthbert, supermarket shelves have become a legal battleground over copycat products. That’s because disputes over logos, packaging and lookalike cakes are dragging major retailers like…

From Wonderwall to wallet woes, Ticketmaster’s handling of Oasis ticket sales has hit a sour note. That’s because the CMA is now investigating Ticketmaster following complaints about platinum pricing…

The world of restructuring and insolvency can be a fascinating but unforgiving space. Last week, it was fast fashion giant, Forever 21 who finally ran out of road, filing for bankruptcy and announcin…

The new Employment Rights Bill is shaking things up in the workplace. Among the most significant changes is that zero-hour and agency workers may soon have the right to request contracts that match t…

Renowned football club Manchester United have confirmed ambitious plans for a new £2 billion stadium, aiming to build the largest sporting arena in the UK. Though touted as Britain’s answer to the Fr…

The UK government is striking a controversial chord with its proposed shift in copyright law, aiming to allow artificial intelligence (AI) developers to mine creative works by default unless creators…

A parking fine might seem like an everyday inconvenience, but for private parking operators, it’s a commercial and legal minefield. Every time a driver enters a private car park, they are automatical…

The UK government is pressuring Apple to create a backdoor into iCloud, sparking a privacy vs. security standoff. But this isn't just about one tech giant – this fight over encryption, data access, a…

The BAFTAs recently showcased film, fashion, and a roster of influential sponsors. Why do companies such as P&O Cruises invest heavily in an awards show? How do makeup brands, paparazzi rights, and s…

Heathrow Airport has a proposed third runway in the works, backed by the Chancellor’s pledge to bolster economic growth. Will it deliver faster global connections, or trigger disputes over noise poll…

Meta is ending its third-party fact-checking programme in the United States, opting instead for user-led flagging of misinformation. Could a looser approach boost free speech, or open a floodgate of …

The spotlight is on the £15 billion merger between Vodafone and Three, recently approved by the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA). Two smaller telecoms providers are combining forces in a marke…

This potential TikTok ban in the United States raises serious questions beyond a simple block on a social media app. Politicians cite national security concerns, but does the real issue lie with data…

Snowfall and freezing temperatures have captured headlines across the UK, causing widespread disruptions to travel, logistics, and day-to-day business operations. Runways have shut, rail lines have s…

A high-profile podcast under fire for spreading unfounded health claims. A celebrity host accused of failing to challenge guests who insist that diets cure cancer. Could such unchecked claims spark n…

Apple and Microsoft face formidable class action lawsuits in the UK. Apple stands accused of anti-competitive practices around its App Store commissions, while Microsoft faces claims of overcharging …

Donald Trump has been re-elected as the 47th President of the United States, set to take office in January 2025. What does this mean for UK businesses and law firms?

With Trump's penchant for deregula…

Thousands of farmers recently descended upon Westminster, some arriving on tractors, to protest proposed inheritance tax changes—dubbed the 'Tractors Tax'. The Labour government's plan threatens to t…