What to do if you suspect copyright infringement
With more goods being traded online, and ideas and creations being so easily available to view globally, it is not surpr
Can you claim interest on money owed to your business?
If your business is owed money, the impact on cash flow can be considerable. Since interest rates have improved you coul
The power of a letter before action in a business dispute
If you are involved in a business dispute, then it is sensible to try to resolve the matter as quickly and cost-efficien
Removing a Partner Accused of Professional Breach
If you are a member of a partnership and one of your partners has been accused of breaching professional standards, this
Inheritance Act Claims – Secure Your Financial Provision
If someone has died and has not made any, or reasonable, financial provision for you from their estate, you may be able
Calculating ‘loss of profit’ in a business dispute
If you are involved in a business dispute which has reached the point of discussing loss of profit, then it may be more
The 5 most common causes of Wills disputes
Over recent years, the courts have reported an increase in cases brought after a dispute has arisen over a Will. We look
How to deal with a dispute arising from an indemnity
As a business owner you may well have been given the benefit of an indemnity in any of your commercial agreements. Inde
No Fault Evictions Checklist
It is still up for debate whether the long-awaited abolition of “no-fault” evictions will happen this year. Whilst we al
Avoiding disputes with distributors
Selling your goods in a new and unfamiliar market can be a risky and costly venture, but entering into a distribution ar
Defending a negligence claim against a property professional
If you are a professional working in the property sector, you may at some point face a claim from a disgruntled client c
Unclaimed estates list reveals over £1 billion of estate assets waiting to be inherited
The government’s unclaimed estates list has exceeded £1 billion in assets. This is money and property left by individual
Strategic tips when you need to enforce a judgment for payment
After obtaining a court order, there are several legal strategies to enforce a judgment debt. The most effective approac
How can businesses protect their IP following the termination of an employee?
When it comes to protecting intellectual property (IP), business owners are constantly on their toes to ensure that thei
Grounds on how you can challenge a Will
There are a number of ways you may be able to dispute a Will if you are concerned about its contents, the way in which i
Third party litigation funding options for a business dispute
If your business is embroiled in a dispute, then tough decisions will need to be made. Taking a claim to court, or defen
What is legal professional privilege and why is it important in a business dispute?
Maintaining confidentiality is crucial when communicating with your lawyer, especially if your business is approaching a
Options for enforcing a judgment for payment
Obtaining a court judgment for payment from a debtor can be a significant relief, especially if your claim was contested
Curry Mile Case illustrates Commercial Landlords can’t hide behind tenants
The Curry Mile in Manchester is a vibrant stretch of Wilmslow Road filled with restaurants, cafes, and shops featuring M
How can a business remove a troublesome shareholder?
There are many reasons why shareholders fall out. Most companies in the UK are small owner-managed businesses, which are
Resolving a dispute about the breach of a contractual warranty or indemnity
Warranties and indemnities are routinely included in commercial agreements. Their aim is to provide a right of redress w
Key time limits for debt recovery claims
Every business will experience problems with late or non-payers at some point during its trading life. This can be time
Resolving a shareholder dispute about company strategy
For a business to grow and prosper, it is vital that the people at the helm get on and have a shared vision about key is
Landlords and Eviction: no need for gas certificates?
Not exactly. However, a recent case has confirmed that landlords may still be able to use the accelerated procedure unde