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Force Majeure – what do you need to do to get the benefit of it?

In light of the ongoing impact of COVID-19, we have already provided a series of articles and other material on what is meant by force majeure and frustration?

Arbitration after COVID-19: Have we found a vaccine for arbitration?

The question supposes that arbitration is sick. In the case of Domestic English Arbitration, it has been ailing for some time. The Arbitration 1996 (“the Act”) is a good statute. It was meant to cure arbitration in England and Wales. It didn’t.

Legislation to prohibit suppliers exercising termination clauses

On 20 May 2020 the Government published the eagerly awaited Corporate Insolvency and Governance Bill which includes measures that have been developed over a two-year consultation period and others which are going to be introduced specifically to cater for the current pandemic.

Law & Land Spring / Summer 2021: News Round Up

Our 2021 spring / summer edition of Law & Land features a round up of news including latest furlough news and statutory wage rates, and updates on the slurry investment scheme, rights of way, seasonal workers and the Countryside Stewardship mirror agreements.

Long Covid - guidance for employers

It is important that employees are supported during long Covid, including being signposted to potential internal and external support systems to assist with but also encourage them to be proactive in their recovery.

Housebuilders Report 2024

In our Housebuilders Campaign, we explore the problems and concerns of this sector in conversation with five regional developers. We highlight some of the champions of this industry and discuss the innovative approaches they are taking to alleviate some of the sector’s biggest headaches.

Varying a will after someone has died: what are the rules and how can I do it?

In these in uncertain times, more than ever, families may want to change the way an inheritance from a deceased relative or friend is divided

Section 236 – an overview in anticipation

Economic forecasts suggest that the UK is heading for the biggest recession in generations and as such insolvency professionals are gearing up for possibly the busiest period in their professional careers.

Part 26A Restructuring Plans – making business rescue more possible

Over the last few years, the opportunity for businesses in financial difficulty to be rescued by proposing a restructuring plan rather than entering an insolvency procedure has generally been well received by stakeholders. Making this measure more accessible to SMEs may see it become an even more popular regeneration option for businesses and their creditors.

ACAS and Employment Tribunal statistics UK; workplace disputes in the UK

The relationship built between employee and employer is very important for a happy and functional work environment. However, disputes can arise between employer and employee, making the working relationship strained and difficult to navigate at times.