Helpful Blogs

I recently read an interesting blog from Fladgate LLP on “Common mistakes in choice of law and jurisdiction clauses”. Over the years, I...

Following on from the blog on 14th April 2015 Consumer Rights Act 2015 (CRA), most of the provisions of the CRA are due to be implemented...

Advena Ltd provides regulatory and quality advice and consultancy to assist clients to bring their medical device and cosmetics products...

In a recent court case, it was decided that numerous exclusions and limitations of liability by a supplier in its standard terms and...

Battle of forms – Case Study Following our previous blog on Incorporating your terms and conditions, here is a case study on the...

In the above case, four out of the five judges upheld a clause in a 90 year lease which provided for an annual 10% increase in the cost...

What is Force Majeure? A French term meaning ‘superior or irresistible force’, it is a clause in contracts that essentially frees both...

The EAT provides important TUPE clarification for transferors. In simple terms, where there is a transfer of an undertaking (which might...

You might be surprised to hear that English law has not historically implied an obligation on the parties to a contract to act in good...

Ministry of Plain English? Orwell’s rules for clear (legal) writing. I have had many occasions where clients have asked me to explain...

Do you want a role that offers: flexibility; a large percentage of what is billed to your clients; and the support of an established...

Making Payments Inadvertently to the Wrong Account! If the account holder refuses to respond to a query from the bank, the bank is unable...

It will deal with and clarify: measures/remedies for when goods, digital content (eg online films, games, e-books) and services fail to...

Technology contracts: creative relationships require creative agreements. Whilst the blog concentrates on Technology Contracts, the...

It is important to understand such distinction as company law requires some decisions to be made by the directors in board meetings and...

Richard Jenkins from Claric Legal was featured in the Coventry Telegraph on 1st April 2015. He discussed why he set up the business and...

Normally, the individual or business who authored the work will own the copyright and is referred to as the ‘first owner of copyright’....