Commercial Client

• ‘Pre-Pack’ Administration and TUPE

  • Posted5 October 2017

  Whilst the Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment) Regulations 2006 (TUPE) operate to protect the employment rights of employees when there is a relevant transfer of a business or part...

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• Landlord’s Motivation for Work Not in Point, Rules Court

  • Posted3 October 2017

  A recent case decided by the High Court will (if not overturned on appeal) have potential implications for some commercial tenants seeking renewals of their tenancies. It involved a...

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• GDPR – ICO Consults on Written Contracts

  • Posted29 September 2017

  Under the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which will apply to all EU member states from 25 May 2018, data processors have new responsibilities and liabilities in their own right,...

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• Recovery of Cross-Border Debts

  • Posted29 September 2017

  Firms and people who fail to pay their bills are a significant nuisance for any business, but when the debtor is abroad, there may be a temptation to give up....

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• Court Robust in Protection of Motor Giant Trade Mark

  • Posted27 September 2017

  Motor giant BMW, challenging a decision over the use of its trade mark with which it disagreed, has won its appeal in the Court of Appeal. The dispute was...

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• Depressed Supermarket Worker Wins Disability Discrimination Payout

  • Posted21 September 2017

  Disability is a broad legal concept and encompasses not just physical incapacity but also mental ill health and all of its consequences. In one case, a supermarket worker whose short...

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