How important are your terms and conditions? When you should you update them?

Monday, 18 July 2022 Clive Rich

The terms and conditions of a business are like a smartphone’s operating system. To keep a smartphone running at its optimum level you need to regularly update its operating software.

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Pride in the Workplace: Inclusion what does this really mean

Tuesday, 05 July 2022 Karen Holden

As we celebrated Pride month in June we all look to reflect on what has been achieved and what we need to do going forward.

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Falling out with your co-founders or directors how do you get back on track?

Wednesday, 08 June 2022 Karen Holden

Running a company, especially where there are many different people involved, can often lead to differences of opinion and unfortunately some of these may escalate into full blown disputes.

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Covid-19: A legacy

Tuesday, 15 March 2022 Karen Holden

As we (hopefully) emerge out of the Coronavirus pandemic, we herein consider what we feel may be some of the legacy issues from Covid-19 which may affect your business for some time to come.

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How to avoid age discrimination claims

Tuesday, 01 March 2022 Colin Davidson

Handling older employees can be a bit of a minefield as a recent employment tribunal showed. So what is the correct way to treat older employees when their abilities start to deteriorate?

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Online dispute resolution platform for SME late payment disputes

Monday, 11 July 2022 Jenifer Martindale

The recently proposed online dispute resolution platform for SME payment disputes sounds good in theory, but will it be effective?

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Directors’ personal loans: Issues that arise if you get into financial difficulties

Monday, 04 July 2022 Helen Young

Bestival co-founder and DJ Rob da Bank has successfully defended TicketLine Network’s £650,000 claim that it loaned him money personally, and that he failed to pay it back when his company went into administration in 2018.

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NFTs and the law

Tuesday, 10 May 2022 Karen Holden

The UK government are planning to launch their own range of non-fungible tokens, a blockchain ‘token’ with a unique ID (NFT).

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Contractual safeguards during the supply chain crisis

Thursday, 03 March 2022 Kathryn Rogers

Delays and disruption to supply chains are set to continue and with no clear end in sight, it’s likely that disputes will increase, as businesses seek to mitigate or recoup their losses. But what should businesses be looking out for in their contracts?

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Keeping your personal data protected

Monday, 28 February 2022

Many entrepreneurs think that the protection of personal data is less important than other business obligations. But how wrong these people are, claims Clive Rich of Lawbite.

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How important are your terms and conditions? When you should you update them?

Pride in the Workplace: Inclusion what does this really mean

Falling out with your co-founders or directors how do you get back on track?

Covid-19: A legacy

How to avoid age discrimination claims

Online dispute resolution platform for SME late payment disputes

Directors’ personal loans: Issues that arise if you get into financial difficulties

NFTs and the law

Contractual safeguards during the supply chain crisis

Keeping your personal data protected

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