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April 9, 2020

The Office Lease – Risks and Opportunities

When negotiating an office lease, the tenant may be dealing with the property industry for the first time. It is then tempting to focus only on the rent and assume…

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Construction Law Contract Law

March 29, 2020

COVID-19 Force Majeure and Frustration

COVID-19 has sent shockwaves throughout the business world. For some businesses the impact has been severe and they will find it difficult or impossible to perform contracts entered into before…

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Employment Law

March 28, 2020

COVID-19 Furlough Job Retention Scheme

In this blog we explain what furlough leave is and how the Job Retention Scheme introduced by the Government as a result of COVID-19 can help employers and employees. …

Employment Law

March 28, 2020

COVID-19 Employment Law Issues

COVID-19 has put unprecedented pressure on businesses and their staff and has raised various employment law issues. An awareness of government updates and employment law will help you weather the…

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Contract Law Dispute Resolution

March 24, 2020

Terminating a Contract – Tread Carefully

Terminating a contract may be the way forward especially when the other party has blatantly failed to meet its obligations. But don’t fall into the trap of thinking that terminating…

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Employment Law

March 16, 2020

Statement of Employment Particulars: New Requirements for Employers

A statement of employment particulars is a written form that an employer must give an employee when the employee first starts working for the employer. From 6 April 2020 more…

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AI Law Data Protection Law Software & Technology

February 10, 2020

InsurTech – Big Data, AI and Web Scraping

While InsurTech is disrupting the traditional means by which insurance products and services are provided and accessed by consumers, it also gives rise to a range of regulatory concerns, in…

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Corporate Law

January 23, 2020

IR35 – New Rules

IR35 (also known as the ‘off-payroll working rules’) is legislation that tackles what HMRC regards as ‘disguised employment’. Last Autumn, the government confirmed that IR35 would be extended to the…

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Data Protection Law

July 14, 2019

Data Protection Impact Assessment: How to Perform One

Following our blog on whether an organisation needs to perform a data protection impact assessment (DPIA), we now explore EU guidance on how to perform one.

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The Office Lease – Risks and Opportunities

COVID-19 Force Majeure and Frustration

COVID-19 Furlough Job Retention Scheme

COVID-19 Employment Law Issues

Terminating a Contract – Tread Carefully

Statement of Employment Particulars: New Requirements for Employers

InsurTech – Big Data, AI and Web Scraping

IR35 – New Rules

Data Protection Impact Assessment: How to Perform One

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