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The Supreme Court has today handed down the long awaited decision in the case of SkyKick UK Ltd ("SkyKick") and another (Appellants) v Sky Ltd ("Sky") and others (Respondents). We are still digesting the long decision and a more detailed analysis will follow, but a short summary of the bad faith aspects of the decision is covered in the latest article. Steph Taylor provides some background context on the decision, and highlights important takeaways, such as “when drafting trade mark specifications, a balancing act must therefore be struck between coverage of goods and services which are being used and for which use is reasonably contemplated in the future, and ensuring that specifications are not so overreaching as to be commercially unjustifiable.” Find out more here: https://lnkd.in/eNCcVmww
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🎟️ OGH: Ticket Agent Service Fee Is Legal 🧐 In the case at hand, the plaintiff, an organisation legally entitled to sue, challenged the following two clauses in the general terms and conditions of the defendant ticket agent. The Austrian Supreme Court (Oberster Gerichtshof, hereinafter OGH) ruled on this as follows: Clause 1: ‘Online orders are subject to a service and delivery charge which may vary according to the event. The service charge of a maximum of €2 is already included in the total purchase price displayed in the shopping basket; [...].’ Clause 2: ‘Prices shown include service charges of no more than €2.00.’ The plaintiff argued that the clauses were not transparent within the meaning of Section 6(3) of the Austrian Consumer Protection Act (Konsumentenschutzgesetz, hereinafter KSchG) and grossly unfair within the meaning of Section 879(3) of the Austrian Civil Code (Allgemeines bürgerliches Gesetzbuch, hereinafter ABGB). The consumer was supposedly left in the dark as to the actual amount of the service fee, as only a maximum amount was indicated. The defendant’s argument was then that the clauses were of a purely informative nature and did not have to include all fees in its general terms. The OGH considered that 📎: https://lnkd.in/dCDTe_RD #law #finances #information
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Court of Appeal Denies Appeal in Johnson v FirstRand – Next Stop, Supreme Court? ⚖️⁉️ The Court of Appeal has denied permission to appeal the Johnson v FirstRand decision to the Supreme Court. Yet lenders have already indicated their intent to seek permission directly from the Supreme Court. The bar for such an appeal is very high, so we’ll have to see if the lenders succeed. In the meantime, the Johnson judgement is binding in lower courts, setting a clear precedent that should be followed by District Judges and Deputy District Judges where appropriate. This ruling has already reshaped expectations for transparency in car finance, with Close Brothers being the first mover when changing their customer paperwork. It continues to strengthen protections for consumers across the board. #SentinelLegal #HDLaw #CourtOfAppeal #CarFinanceClaims #JohnsonvFirstRand
Court of Appeal Refuses Permission to Appeal in Johnson v FirstRand ⛔️ The Court of Appeal has firmly denied permission for the Johnson v FirstRand case to be taken to the Supreme Court, reinforcing their stance with a clear and decisive judgement. The Court’s postscript and orders make it clear that they view any further appeal as unlikely to succeed, marking a significant step toward finality in this landmark ruling for consumer rights in car finance. Kevin Durkin Sam Ward Salmaan Shahid #HDLaw #MotorFinance
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From Sheppard Mullin Richter & Hampton LLP: Effective July 1, 2024, new California Senate Bill 478 (SB 478) bans the practice of “drip pricing,” where the price for product or service is advertised without including all mandatory fees and charges that consumers must pay. This law applies to nearly all businesses that sell or lease goods and services to California consumers, excluding only commercial transactions and certain industries that are already subject to pricing regulations. The ramifications of SB 478 are likely to significantly impact advertising and pricing practices across various industries, including businesses outside of California. #pricingtransparency #drippricing #california #advertising #requireddisclosures
California’s New Price Transparency Law May Reshape Pricing Practices in Broad Range of Industries
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How to navigate the pain of paying 💡 An inside look at a CRO test ran by Dave Powell for Loop Earplugs 👇
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Kate McMorrow, Zoe Vikstrom (two super-star Knobbe associates!) and I prepared a summary of the FTC's Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Adverting. We provide practical guidance with Dos and Don’ts. Check it out here: https://lnkd.in/gCZucHTB #Knobbe#AdvertisingLaw
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It’s really a good feeling to get a call from a client, after a filing a submission, just to reflect, laugh and plot the way forward. #CompetitionLawyer #Dayinthelifeofalawyer #Clientengagement #Competitionlaw
