Commercial disputes can be complex and time-consuming, and they can have serious consequences for businesses of all sizes. If you’re facing a commercial dispute, it’s important to have a solid understanding of the legal process and your options for resolution.
Whether you’re a business owner, an entrepreneur, or simply someone who wants to learn more about commercial dispute resolution, our collection of blog posts is designed to provide you with the information and insights you need. We’re committed to helping you navigate the complex world of commercial disputes and find a resolution that works for you.
What is it? No-fault divorce is a divorce where the dissolution of the marriage does not require one party to show the wrongdoing of the other party. Why is it needed? Presently the law of England and Wales provides that there is only one ground for divorce, the irretrievable breakdown ...
Read full articlePosted 11.3.19
A Guide to Recovering Debt Owed to Your BusinessRecovering a debt owed to you quickly & efficiently is crucial to the effective management & operation of your ...
Posted 17.3.17
The Fundamentals of Intellectual PropertyIP is a complex topic, We break down the fundamentals of what you need to know.
Posted 6.7.16
Biggest Changes in Consumer Insurance Contract Law ...The Insurance Act 2015 will have a big impact on how insurance law affects businesses in the UK, in ...
Posted 22.6.16
Private & Confidential: Don’t Take Client ...An ex-employee has been prosecuted and fined after taking confidential client information to a rival firm without the pe
Posted 12.2.16
Landlords to Face Fines for Mishandling Tenants ...Research has revealed that around 300,000 landlords are facing fines for not holding tenant deposits
Posted 30.10.15
What is Professional Negligence?All professionals are bound to demonstrate reasonable skill and a duty of care in their specialist field...
Posted 6.10.15
Directors Warning: New Disqualification and ...The Small Business, Enterprise and Employment Act 2015, which received Royal Assent on March 2015...
Posted 6.11.14
High Speed Rail: Progress at a costThe proposed High Speed Railway line, ‘HS2’, was always going to polarise opinion. The oft-quoted “1 hour to London”
Posted 17.7.14
Court of Appeal emphasises the need for litigation ...In a recent judgment that has attracted little interest outside of the legal profession but plenty within it – ...