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Breach of Contract – Court Takes Commercial Approach

Posted9 October 2017

Making the right decisions in the immediate aftermath of a breach of contract is of critical importance and, at such knife-edge moments, legal advice is essential. That point could hardly...

Don’t Delay in Completing ‘Formalities’

Posted5 October 2017

There is a tendency to think that procedural matters are mere formalities and there is no need to be in a rush to dot the i’s and cross the t’s,...

‘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...

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...

Parenthood is Not a Trump Card to Avoid Imprisonment

Posted2 October 2017

Imprisoning parents is inevitably traumatic for their children, and striking a balance between child welfare and appropriate punishment of criminals is a dilemma confronted by judges every day. However, a...

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,...