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Happy Birthday, Mareva – 50 years of helping businesses to get their money

Learn what freezing orders (Mareva injunctions) are, when they apply, and how they protect your business in commercial disputes.

Wright Hassall assists client with professional negligence claim

Wright Hassall's Commercial Litigation team are acting for the company and director in a professional negligence case.

A failure to advise on funding

The obligation on solicitors to advise in respect of the different ways of funding litigation applies to commercial entities as well as individuals.

The obligation to advise on funding

The obligation on solicitors to advise in respect of the different ways of funding litigation applies to commercial entities as well as individuals.

The relevance of the “primary activity” of a site to adjudication

Most commercial construction contracts are subject to adjudication, even if the contract is silent on that issue.

Lights out in F1: The Palou–McLaren contract cast-off

The Palou–McLaren dispute highlights key lessons in sports contract drafting, from exclusivity to exit clauses and the commercial impact of sponsorship fallout.

Do you see what I mean?

Robyn Hey, Senior Contracts Manager in our Commercial team discusses the importance of well drafted agreements to mitigate future disputes.

Unfair Contract Terms Act and the case of the four exclusion clauses

Whether you are an SME that often finds yourself having to accept your suppliers’ standard terms in order to close the deal, or you are an entity that has the commercial clout to be able to impose your own standard terms in your commercial arrangements.

Wright Hassall welcomes HMRC tax specialist

A leading Midlands law firm has boosted its commercial litigation team after recruiting a senior HMRC tax specialist to a tax consultancy role.

Real Estate Rundown S2 Ep 2: Upward-only rent reviews

Andrew Jones (Commercial Real Estate Partner) and James Frost (Senior Associate) discuss the Government’s proposed ban on upward-only rent reviews, revealed on 10 July.