Little progress being made on privacy and data protection
Clive Rich discusses the laws surrounding digital advertising, and examines the latest offering from the ICO.
All good things must come to an end
The climate of giving and forbearance is ending and the challenges for many SMEs are only just starting.
Need to represent yourself or your business in court? How should you behave?
Taking someone to court should be a last resort after all else fails and you feel there’s no other alternative. It’s not an easy route, nor is it a cheap one.
Environmental and legal issues for businesses
In the aftermath of COP26, countries from around the world made pledges (albeit they were non-legally binding) to cut emissions from C02 and methane, reduce coal consumption, stop deforestation and much more.
Discrimination and it's presence within the workplace
Discrimination and social inequality have been a recurring theme in recent years, with a lot of activists and social justice movements dominating headlines.
Does your business need to collect a debt? Here’s how to go about it
Juggling finances and trying to call in debts is a struggle for businesses, especially in light of recent events.
Preparing your business for 2022
Clive Rich of Lawbite offers three tips to help small business owners hit the ground running next year.
COVID and shareholder fall outs – The perfect storm?
Shareholder fall-outs are a fact of business life.
Government winding down restrictions on winding up petitions
A Statutory demand has been an effective tool, for years, when enforcing a debt that is not disputed , but simply left unpaid.
What employers need to know about flexible working rights
The pandemic has set a new precedent for how we work, with many employers already receiving an influx of requests for remote and flexible working.
