How Do You Stop Witnesses Going Rogue
On 24th February 2022 the Intellectual Property Enterprise Court handed down its judgment in the case of ASR Interiors Limited v AWS Trading Limited. The case facts were nothing unusual and the judge
Career Advice - General 2022
New Rules on the Horizon to Beef Up Cybersecurity – But What Are They and How Will they Affect Companies
After the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) voted in favour of proposals seeking to implement new measures tackling the growing issue of cybersecurity risk management there is a
What Changes Are The UK Government Making To Company Law
On 28th February 2022 the UK Government released its White Paper on corporate transparency aiming to prevent money laundering involving overseas countries and there are likely to be major changes.
Help…I Have Been Approached by a Sanctioned Russian Client…What Do I Do Now
The ongoing invasion by the Russian Federation may seem hundreds of miles away. However, lawyers need to be getting prepared for approaches from sanctioned Russian persons requiring advice.
Don’t Claim Twice, Follow this Sage Advice
On 24th February 2022 news emerged of a Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal ruling striking off a solicitor and bringing the curtain down on an illustrious forty-three year career.
Not Even The Metaverse Is Safe Anymore
Tiktoks have gone viral regarding events of sexual threats, assaults, and abuse being performed by one or more people on the online metaverse simulation. Sexual harassment and abuse occur in all
I Have The Right To Legal Representation At Internal Workplace Disciplinary Hearing, Right
Workplace Human Resources department and employers are often charged with assessing the capability, conduct and grievances of their employees. Investigations can often be long, drawn-out, complex and
What Can Investors Do When Public Companies Publish Misleading Information Into The Markets
Suppose you invest your hard-earned money into a public company dreaming of a rich lifestyle, fancy holidays, clothes…the works. For many, the old adage of ‘stock markets go up and down’ comes true,
Arbitration in Paris
Arbitration is a dispute resolution method that typically produces a final and binding outcome. Parties can pre-decide to impose a non-binding arbitration agreement. Regarded as an alternative to
