We recognise that for many businesses, acquiring a commercial premises is inevitably one of their largest investments. It is therefore imperative that a commercial lease is negotiated with the appropriate legal advice.

Are adult children entitled to reasonable financial provision from an estate whereby they are not named in the will?

The world of data protection and cybersecurity is in a state of fast evolution, driven by increasing regulatory demands and emerging threats. For businesses operating in the UK and EU specifically, staying ahead of these changes is no longer optional - it is a critical component of survival and success in the digital age.

The Procurement Act 2023 is due to come in force on 24 February 2025. This act replaces the current somewhat fragmented procurement regulations and aims to provide a more streamlined procurement process.

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.

In a bid to boost competition and innovation in the financial sector, the UK Government is exploring policies that could compel large tech companies to share valuable consumer data with financial institutions.

Medium-sized businesses often outgrow basic software but lack the scale to engage major providers. Partnering with software experts for custom solutions requires clear communication, aligned goals, and collaboration to avoid misaligned expectations. Effective partnerships help businesses streamline operations, enhance customer experiences, and overcome challenges in software development and support.

I wrote an article late last year addressing the headline grabbing figures of compensation paid out by the NHS to compensate those who have suffered medical negligence and last week, Coventry Telegraph’s piece on gynaecological claims was written in a similar vein.

The government is convinced that English devolution will help to resolve one of the main sources of tension between central and local government, namely Labour’s undertaking to deliver 1.5m new homes by the end of its term, a key component of its growth agenda. But will this this ‘devolution revolution’ deliver?

Gymshark took ex-influencer Nathanial Massiah to court for breaking a three-month non-compete clause by promoting rival brand YoungLA. The case, which settled before trial, sparked debate over fairness in influencer contracts and the risks brands face when enforcing restrictive covenants. It highlights the need for clear, balanced agreements and legal awareness in the influencer industry.