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Coronavirus under the contractual microscope – some potential cures for contract problems

It is not easy to be legally excused from performing contractual obligations, but in some circumstances it may be possible.

Winding-up after enforcement of adjudicator's decision

You have won an adjudication. You have been to court and enforced the decision and have a court order. So can you issue a winding-up petition rather than sending in the bailiffs?

The Commercial Rent Arrears (Coronavirus) Bill - a route map to new normal

The Government has now published the long-awaited Commercial Rent (Coronavirus) Bill which contains details of the proposed arbitration scheme intended to deal with unpaid rent arrears accrued during the pandemic.

Open secrets: protecting intellectual property rights in the transforming world of work

For most of our working lives we have taken the office for granted: the commute, the meetings, the squeaky chairs, the coffee machine! The seismic disruption of the pandemic, global technology advancements and the climate crisis have completely transformed our idea of the office of the future.

The importance of legal advice in amicable divorce settlements

Couples going through a divorce are increasingly resolving their financial matters by mutual agreement. We have seen that the introduction of 'no-fault divorce' has made it easier for couples to part on amicable terms, allowing them to settle financial issues without extensive solicitor involvement or lengthy legal battles.

The importance of due diligence in business transactions

Thinking of buying a business? This article breaks down how to choose the right level of due diligence - basically, how deep you should dig before making a deal.

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.

Can you sue your SEO agency?

The vast majority of businesses rely on their website to bring in new business, sell products or enhance their reputation. Increasing targeted traffic to their website enables their business to grow.

When to issue and serve a claim form and what to do if your solicitor misses the deadline

Claims for breach of contract must be made within 6 years of the breach. A claim form must be served within four months of issue.

Business interruption insurance; FCA test case update

The response from insurers to claims for business interruption has largely been to decline cover, adopting an argument, amongst others, that it was not the intention of the policy of insurance to cover a pandemic scenario of the severity we have experienced.