Brexit, disputes and the aggregates industry
Commercial disputes are a fact of life for all businesses, including those in the aggregates…
March 9, 2020 By Catherine Mathews
Brexit: enforcing English judgments after exit day
Now that Brexit is back at the top of the agenda, the enforcement of UK…
December 30, 2019 By Catherine Mathews
Relief for mooring licence holders
A recent Supreme Court decision has looked at whether the court can grant relief from…
November 27, 2019 By Richard Bagwell
Top ranking in legal guide for Stephens Scown
One of the South West’s leading law firms has received top ranking in the latest…
September 27, 2019 By Stephens Scown
Can an employee covertly record a meeting at work?
I wrote an article on this subject in 2016 and it remains one of the…
August 15, 2019 By Mark Roby
CMA calls on holiday industry to give customers clearer Ts & Cs
The holiday season is in full swing and the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has…
August 12, 2019 By Catherine Mathews
The curious case of the “gay cake”
The recent Supreme Court decision in Lee v Ashers Baking Company Limited and others has…
November 20, 2018 By Jeremy Crook
What is IP and how is it relevant to any business?
Becky Pickford, intellectual property paralegal, explains what IP is and why it is relevant no…
November 16, 2018 By Becky Pickford
E-food – the impact of the Consumer Rights Directive
The internet has transformed the way we buy and sell goods, particularly when it comes…
April 13, 2018 By Richard Slater
New protocol for debt claims
A new pre-action protocol for debt claims will come into force on 1 October 2017.…
June 19, 2017 By Catherine Mathews
Distance selling regulations: one year on
The worldwide expansion of the internet has considerably contributed to the transformation of trade and…
February 8, 2017 By Richard Slater
Dispute resolution case study: Karim and another v Wemyss
In the recent case of Karim and another v Wemyss relating to the sale of…
February 8, 2017 By Stephens Scown