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The pros and cons of various methods of dispute resolution

Although legal proceedings are still the default method of resolving contract disputes, they are one of many ways of doing so. This article looks at the pros and cons of various methods of dispute resolution and the considerations for deciding which is most appropriate.

Cookies, Consent, and Clarity: A Recipe for Privacy Success

In today’s digital-first world, cookies and privacy policies play a crucial role in how businesses manage data and maintain user trust. At Wright Hassall, we understand that navigating these regulations can be challenging, but with the right approach, compliance doesn’t just protect your business - it enhances your reputation.

Building an Online Empire – Important Things to Know

As at the end of February 2025, internet sales comprised 26% of all retail sales in the UK. As the online market grows, businesses are tempted by what they see as the reduced cost of selling online. It is true that having to bind yourself to a lease and other set up costs and being tied into operating hours can be expensive and painful, but business is business, and organisations remain obligated to comply with a variety of laws.

Exemptions and exceptions reasons to refuse

Freedom of Information Act 2000 (FOI) - Environmental Information Regulations 2004 (EIR)

Overage in residential development

In legal terms, overage is a contractual arrangement that forms part of the overall consideration for the sale of land. It is payable post completion of a sale, and does not constitute an interest in land.

Alternative ways of resolving disputes

Although legal proceedings are still the default method of resolving contract disputes, they are one of many ways of doing so. This article looks at the various ways of resolving disputes and the considerations for deciding which is most appropriate.

First legal challenge to CIL on basis of a development’s future viability

The Conservatives’ pre-election promise to abolish the Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) was quietly swept under the carpet by the Coalition government which has not only kept the levy but has continued to tweak it.

Challenging a will on the grounds of errors in the will

When a will is drafted the person making the will – the Testator, expects the will to state their final wishes in a clear manner regarding how their assets should be distributed on their death.

Smart contracts – the future?

We have all heard about ‘smart contracts’ for quite some time. The tech industry has been getting very excited about the capabilities of this software, however, is this anything new?

Investing in new technology? A stitch in time can make all the difference to your contract.

Rooftop Housing Group’s investment in a technologically innovative, customer-focused IT system proved to be the perfect opportunity to review procurement best practice – before negotiations had even begun.