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I am very pleased to introduce this new edition of Serlespeak, on topics in Intellectual Property and Information Technology. I start the edition by highlighting the importance of the recent decision in Lifestyle Equities v Royal County of Berkshire Polo Club for multi-jurisdictional trade mark litigation. Zoe O’Sullivan QC then examines the principles applicable to the recovery of damages for wasted expenditure in IT cases. Thomas Elias focusses on developments in passing off claims in respect of look-a-like packaging. Later in the edition, Professor Suzanne Rab considers the context and implications of the European Commission’s decision to fine Google for abuse of its dominant position in online search intermediation. Finally, Stephanie Wickenden discusses the case of Pathway v easyGroup and its consequences for the interpretation of trade mark specifications. Michael Edenborough QC 02
