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Court of Appeal Overturns Strike Out of Unfair Prejudice Claim
The Court of Appeal has allowed an investment company’s appeal against the striking out of an unfair prejudice…
What Legal Documents Does a New Business Need?
Starting a new business is an exciting step but it also involves a number of important legal decisions.…
Sole Trader, Partnership or Limited Company – Which is Right for Your Business?
One of the first decisions any new business owner faces is how to structure their business. It is…
Clawback of Employee’s Training Costs Was Unlawful Restraint of Trade
The Court of Appeal has upheld an appeal by a former employee of an IT services company against…
Luxury Goods Makers Awarded Damages for Trade Mark Infringement
The Intellectual Property Enterprise Court recently ruled that a social media influencer and her company must pay damages…
What is a Self-Contained Part of a Building? Court of Appeal Rules
Under Section 72 of the Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Act 2002, the right to manage can only be…
Do I Need a Solicitor to Review a Commercial Contract?
Lack of Fraud Proves Fatal to Breach of Warranty Claim
Purchasers of businesses would be well advised to ensure that their agreement with the seller protects them against…
Employment Rights Act 2025 – Timeline Update
The government has recently updated the timetable for implementing key changes in the Employment Rights Act 2025. Electronic…
Payslips Can Be Provided Digitally, EAT Confirms
In a ruling that provides clarification on the right of employees to be given an itemised pay statement,…
Dog Training Business Compensated for HS2 Compulsory Purchase
Businesses whose premises are compulsorily acquired are entitled to compensation for loss of profits and any reduction in…
Shareholder Accused of Conspiracy Suffered Unfair Prejudice
The Companies Act 2006 gives the courts a range of powers to assist shareholders who have been unfairly…
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