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A new book ‘Moral Rights’ by Hogarth Chambers member, Gillian Davies, and Kevin Garnett Q.C., was published on 11th October 2010.

Copinger, first published in 1870, is a leading practitioner’s textbook on the law of copyright, performers’ rights, unregistered designs and related topics.

The Modern Law of Trade Marks - Christopher Morcom. 3rd Edition, April 2008.

This is the 4th edition.OUP publication date March 2010.

The EPORs report significant and interesting decisions from the Technical, Legal and Enlarged Boards of Appeal of the EPO.

“Intellectual Property in Europe” 3rd Edition (Sweet and Maxwell)

Melville is an established reference work for practitioners concerned with the assignment or licensing of intellectual property rights and associated issues.

Bellamy & Child, European Law of Competition. 6th Edition.

Civil Court Practice, "The Green Book".

Clerk and Lindsell on Torts, Fourth Supplement to the Nineteenth Edition, Sweet and Maxwell, 2009.

A leading book on probate law (1490 pages) which deals with the law and practice relating to: grants of representation (both contentious and non-contentious), the assets and liabilities which devolve on a personal representative, the administration of the estate – the payment of debts and the distribution to beneficiaries, family provision claims, actions involving personal representatives.

Copyright and the Public Interest is a thought-provoking contribution to the ongoing debate on public policy in relation to copyright reform and harmonization of copyright internationally (2nd. Edn., Thomson Sweet and Maxwell 2002).