One of the biggest challenges for many in-house lawyers is simply ensuring that they are included in the process. It is difficult to help if you are

You are a casual dining, QSR or fast-food operator. You have been trying to get into a shopping centre for a while and have finally been offered a

As of 1 January 2020, the cap of the sulphur limit in marine fuel has decreased from 3.5 to 0.5 in accordance with Annex VI of the International

Whether or not Brexit will be hard (with no transition agreement) or on the basis of the current tabled transition agreement is still not known

Speaking to the BBC’s Today programme, she said: “They don’t follow those sports and they don’t like either being forced to talk

The ‘energy transition’ is underway. It won’t be Swift, it won’t be easy. However, the world has acknowledged the need to reduce emissions and

Under a voyage charter, a ship is permitted a specified amount of time to carry out loading and discharging operations in port. This is called

We’re still gazing into the crystal ball as to what the FinTech landscape looks like after Brexit. The ability for UK FinTech to prosper doesn’t just

Business owners who may be contemplating a sale of their business may be relieved to have avoided a Corbyn-led government, which would have abolished

As with most major publicly funded infrastructure projects, the ever-increasing HS2 budgets are attracting significant attention. While of course it

The famous and respected Beales department store chain has entered into administration, an insolvency procedure provided under the Insolvency Act. It

Traditionally, developments in employment law take effect in April of each year. This April, some of the incoming changes are underwhelming:

The FCA has called for suggestions by 17 March 2020 as to how it can support more open access to customers’ financial data. This revives the debate

Retail, as a sector, has long been under pressure from increased competition from online retailers, which has resulted in reduced footfall on the

Air passenger duty (APD) is perhaps, one of the more hidden or stealth taxes on the statute book. It was introduced by the John Major Conservative

The recent near collapse of Flybe and the controversy generated by the Government’s proposed bailout of the airline has shone the spotlight on what

Directors are coming under fire as never before and need to have followed good process when making decisions involving business judgment. In 2017, a

The Information Commissioner’s Office has fined DSG Retail (owner of Dixons and Currys PC World) half a million pounds over a computer hack which

Following a tragic accident where the claimant was struck by a London Bus whilst crossing a road sustaining multiple serious injuries, Central London

If they have heeded pre-Christmas warnings from employment lawyers nationwide, they will have been on high alert during their celebrations. Having