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No matter how long and successful a business relationship may be, there is always a risk that it...

Where the COVID-19 pandemic rendered the use of commercial premises illegal or unviable, should...

Artificial intelligence may be advanced but, at least so far as patent law is concerned, it has...

The COVID-19 lockdowns plunged thousands of businesses into dire financial straits but, as an...

Commercial negotiations often involve many meetings and any amount of talk, but the question of...

Those who are awarded public contracts very often make substantial investments in property and...

There are few things more serious in an employment context than sacking a whistleblower for...

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If your company is trading in default of its tax obligations, the corporate veil may very well...

Justice should not only be done but should be seen to be done. That phrase may be somewhat...

The average consumer is not a fool, but trade mark law is all about mistakes and unwitting...

Ever since a crucial alteration was made to the wording of the Equality Act 2010 , the question...

If you feel that you have been treated unfairly in a public contract tendering exercise, you are...

Few human activities are entirely risk free but, when deciding whether to authorise potentially...

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No matter how small your business may be, it is always worth engaging a solicitor to ensure that...

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