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Registration of beneficial ownership

Registration of beneficial ownership: time to take action | Corporate law

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What are business owners obligations, in terms of registering beneficial ownership of their companies? How do these obligations differ, in France and the United Kingdom, even though such obligations stem from the same European legislation, i.e. the European Directive 2015/849 dated 20 May 2015 on money laundering?  1. What is this all about? On 20 May more »

GDPR compliant; GDPR; Crefovi

How to make your creative business GDPR compliant | General Data Protection Regulation

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The GDPR is upon us: what is it? How is it going to impact you and your business? What do you need to do in order to become GDPR compliant? There is not a moment to waste, as the stakes are very high, and since becoming GDPR compliant will definitely bring competitive advantages to your more »

Brexit legal implications

The road less travelled & Brexit legal implications

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Share on Tumblr On 23 June 2016, during an epic day of flooding in London and South East England, which did not deter a record 72.2 percent of voters to turn out, Little Britain decided to terminate its 43-year membership with the European Union (EU). What are the Brexit legal implications that creative industries need more »

2015 Legal 500 recommends Crefovi in the "Intellectual property - boutiques" category | London IP law firm Crefovi

2015 Legal 500 recommends Crefovi in the “Intellectual property – boutiques” category | London IP law firm Crefovi

Art law, Consumer goods & retail, Copyright litigation, Entertainment & media, Fashion law, Fashion lawyers, Gaming, Hospitality, Information technology - hardware, software & services, Intellectual property & IP litigation, Internet & digital media, Law of luxury goods, Life sciences, Litigation & dispute resolution, Media coverage, Music law, Technology transactions, Trademark litigation

Share on Tumblr London IP law firm Crefovi recommended by Legal 500 in the practice area “Intellectual property – boutique”. Awesome! The Legal 500 Europe, Middle East & Africa 2015 has recommended London IP law firm Crefovi in the following practice area: “France – Intellectual property – Boutiques – Other recommended firms”. Since Crefovi was more »

Trade secrets, directive, INFO magazine,

Protection of trade secrets and craftsmanship: what is in the works?

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Share on Tumblr In the legal field, craftsmanship is usually referred to as “know-how” or “trade secrets”. Unlike trademarks, copyright, designs and patents, trade secrets – which are an integral part of the creative strategy of 75% of companies in the European Union (“EU”) – do not currently benefit from strong protection granted by a more »