Performance testing: The key to success in engineering projects
22/10/24
Catherine Thompson outlines the benefits of performance testing in modern engineering projects and how the recently published Model Form of Contract MF/1 2024 (Revision 7) (MF/1) can be used as a framework, by those looking to procure such projects and enhance testing processes.
AI in manufacturing and business: Key takeaways from our webinar series
14/05/24
In our recent webinar series "AI – Getting it right", experts from across Walker Morris discussed several different ways that the technology is changing what organisations think and do. This article provides an outline of the series and helpful resources.
Webinar Recording: AI – Getting it right: IP creation and improvements
01/05/24
The third webinar of our series about AI in the workplace comes from the Head of Intellectual Property, Trade Marks & Designs, Alan Harper, and Director, Matthew Lingard.
Technology in the manufacturing industry: 5 innovations shaping 2024
17/01/24
The march of technology continues to promise to reshape the manufacturing industry. In this piece, our Factory of the Future experts look at 5 innovations shaping 2024, providing examples of where they have been implemented.
Prioritising a green culture: What employers need to know
28/04/23
Following Earth Day 2023, Walker Morris' Employment specialists Charlotte Smith, Alice Ruffell and Philippa de la Fuente explain why instilling a 'green culture' should be a priority for employers, in light of changing employee [and investor and customer] values, and potential employment law implications.
Business Interruption Losses: Clarity from the High Court
20/12/22
Walker Morris’ specialist Commercial Dispute Resolution lawyers are experienced and expert in acting for both businesses and insurers in relation to business interruption losses claims.
EUIPO guidance on classifying virtual goods and NFTs
01/12/22
Walker Morris Intellectual Property, Trade Marks & Designs experts Matthew Lingard and Sarah Williams outline the EUIPO’s approach to classifying virtual goods and NFTs; the possible limitations; and the UKIPO’s current position.