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01 Edition 7 | JUNE 2023
02 In The Style
03 Battle of the supermarket giants
04 Technology and retail
05 Transforming retail spaces
06 News flash - Sticky
07 Upcoming events
08 Archive
09 Edition 2 | OCTOBER 21
10 Influencer marketing risks
11 Importing goods from abroad
12 Cross border trade
13 News flash - Miss Kick
14 Edition 3 | JANUARY 2022
15 Discrimination claims in the retail sector
16 Comparative advertising
17 Commercial property - the year ahead
18 News flash - HERA
19 Edition 4 | APRIL 2022
20 The challenge for retailers of unvaccinated staff
21 Copycat central
22 NFTs in the retail sphere – how best to protect your intellectual property
23 News flash - Maven
24 Edition 5 | AUGUST 2022
25 User generated content-legal highlights
26 Shazam-v-Only-Fools-The-Dining-Experience
27 Online sales tax ruled out
28 News flash - Go Superfoods
29 Edition 6 | DECEMBER 2022
30 Pitfalls in email marketing
31 Options for struggling retail sector businesses
32 Impact of the Environment Act
33 Online sales tax-a valid proposal

EDITION #5 | AUGUST 2022

Retail update

EDITION #5 | AUGUST 2022

Retail update

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Latest articles

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Upcoming events

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News flash

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Key contacts

Welcome to the Pannone Corporate retail law update, designed to bring you the latest news and legal developments relevant to the retail sector. If there are any areas you would like more information on or if you have any questions or feedback, please do not hesitate to let us know via our feedback form or get in touch with any member of our team.

01 Latest articles

User generated content – the legal highlights

User-generated content (UGC) is increasingly being used by brands for marketing purposes, but what are the legal implications?   We provide our key recommendations for avoiding legal issues when using UCG as part of your marketing toolkit.

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An online sales tax – a valid proposal for addressing the imbalance perceived between online and high street retailers?

In a sector of the UK economy where margins can be incredibly tight, such an imbalance can have a significant impact on a retailer’s margins and be a critical factor as to whether that retailer flourishes or struggles.

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Shazam -v- Only Fools The Dining Experience – the far-reaching decision that impacts 3D original product and garment designs

A June 2022 decision of the specialist Intellectual Property Enterprise Court involving the character Derek ‘Del Boy’ Trotter has the potential materially to impact and improve the protection of 3D product designs.

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User generated content – the legal highlights

User-generated content (UGC) is increasingly being used by brands for marketing purposes, but what are the legal implications?   We provide our key recommendations for avoiding legal issues when using UCG as part of your marketing toolkit.

Read full article >

An online sales tax – a valid proposal for addressing the imbalance perceived between online and high street retailers?

In a sector of the UK economy where margins can be incredibly tight, such an imbalance can have a significant impact on a retailer’s margins and be a critical factor as to whether that retailer flourishes or struggles.

Read full article >

Derek ‘Del Boy’ Trotter – the far-reaching decision that impacts 3D original product and garment designs

Derek ‘Del Boy’ Trotter – a June 2022 decision of the specialist Intellectual Property Enterprise Court involving this TV series character has the potential materially to impact and improve the protection of 3D original product and garment designs.

Read full article >

02 Upcoming events

Further details about upcoming events >

12 October 2022


HR Forum

Our regular update for employers and HR professionals.

Location: Innside Hotel, Manchester

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Autumn 2022


Navigating the maze of regulatory compliance

Location: Innside Hotel, Manchester

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2 November 2022


In House Lawyer seminar

Location: Innside Hotel, Manchester

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03 News flash

Pannone Corporate and Carbon Corporate Finance have advised on the cross-border sale of leading producer and supplier of premium organic superfood products, Go Superfoods Limited.

Go Superfoods has been acquired by Swedish food-tech and FMCG listed company, Humble Group. Go Superfoods was founded by CEO Harry Singh in 2008 and offers a wide range of superfoods to retail customers and distributors under its own brands Green Origins, Rainforest Foods, and Piura. It has established itself as a competitive superfoods supplier with a broad customer base, including specialist and nutrition retailers, distributors, food manufacturers and consumers.

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04 Key contacts

Amy Chandler

Partner, Commercial Services

T: +44 (0) 161 393 9071 M: +44 (0) 7920 237674

amy.chandler @pannonecorporate.com

Melanie McGuirk

Partner, Dispute Resolution

T: +44 (0) 161 393 9040 M: +44 (0) 7790 882567

melanie.mcguirk @pannonecorporate.com

Paul Jonson

Senior Partner

T: +44 (0) 161 393 9035 M: +44 (0) 7737 571147

paul.jonson @pannonecorporate.com

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Our quarterly retail update is designed to bring you the latest news and legal developments relevant to the retail sector. If there are any areas you would like more information on or if you have any questions or feedback, please do not hesitate to let us know via our feedback form or get in touch with any member of our team.

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