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December 23, 2018

Personal Data Transfers: Transfers Outside the EEA

Personal data transfers happen all the time in every organisation and international transfers happen more than you think. A UK company uses a centralised HR service in the USA.

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Contract Law

December 23, 2018

Business Contract Terms (Assignment of Receivables) Regulations 2018

On 24 November 2018, after two previous attempts, the Business Contract Terms (Assignment of Receivables) Regulations 2018 came into force.

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Data Protection Law

December 23, 2018

Data Subject Access Requests – What You Need to Know

Data subject access requests are a key element of GDPR. Although an individual’s right to access their data has been a major part of data protection legislation since 1984, the development…

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Contract Law International Law

November 25, 2018

Brexit – Protecting Your Business

Brexit. The word sends shivers down the spine! On 14 November 2018 the UK and the EU published a draft agreement on the withdrawal of the UK from the EU…

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Software & Technology

November 25, 2018

Software as a Service (SaaS)

Ten years ago “software as a service” (SaaS) was virtually unknown. Software was seen as being a product that you would download onto your computer or server having paid an…

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Contract Law

October 26, 2018

Indemnities: What Are They?

Put simply, an indemnity is a promise to pay money on the happening of a specified event. The purpose of an indemnity in a contract is to either confirm or…

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Employee Share Schemes

October 17, 2018

Option Scheme (EMI) – Do I Qualify for One?

An EMI Option Scheme is one one of the most popular ways to save tax when allocating shares among both employees and companies.

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Contract Law Dispute Resolution

September 16, 2018

Force Majeure – Not Easy to Rely On

Force majeure clauses are often included in contracts to enable a party to avoid liability for failing to perform where that failure is due to an event beyond that party’s…

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Data Protection Law

September 3, 2018

Data Protection – Our First Enquiry About a Privacy Breach

Privacy breach in the context of data protection is still very much a hot topic as we’re now starting to see the effects of individuals becoming aware of what their…

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Personal Data Transfers: Transfers Outside the EEA

Business Contract Terms (Assignment of Receivables) Regulations 2018

Data Subject Access Requests – What You Need to Know

Brexit – Protecting Your Business

Software as a Service (SaaS)

Indemnities: What Are They?

Force Majeure – Not Easy to Rely On

Data Protection – Our First Enquiry About a Privacy Breach

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