Commercial Client

• Continued Use of Defective Devices – Who is at Fault?

  • Posted5 January 2017

  Disputes between insurers and claimants under insurance policies are common, and a recent dispute raised an interesting question: What is the position if a person or business uses a device...

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• Renault Squashes Internet Entrepreneur in Web Domain Dispute

  • Posted2 January 2017

  Building brands is a lengthy and very costly process and it is hardly surprising that brand owners take a very dim view of others benefiting from their goodwill. In one...

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• Diabetic Salesman Put Under Too Much Pressure to Meet Targets

  • Posted30 December 2016

  A diabetic telephone salesman who was put under intense pressure to meet targets – and was eventually sacked for failing to do so – has won the right to substantial...

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• Buy-to-Let Landlord Tax Challenge Rejected

  • Posted28 December 2016

  The legal challenge to changes in the tax regime relating to buy-to-let properties has failed, despite the backing of a £180,000 ‘crowd fund’ and the pleadings of barrister Cherie Blair....

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• Slipshod Execution of Contracts Can Come Back to Haunt You!

  • Posted22 December 2016

  Slipshod execution of contractual documents can come back to haunt you, and that is one good reason why you should always have the benefit of qualified legal advice. In one...

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• New Homes v Office Space Retention – High Court Holds the Line

  • Posted20 December 2016

  Relentless pressure for more new housing in urban areas tends to relegate to second place the need for office space in planning terms, and in some circumstances full planning permission...

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