Why Podcasting May Be the Most Underrated AI Visibility Strategy for Lawyers
The most discoverable lawyers are not necessarily the most experienced. They are the ones willing to talk, and if the idea of sitting in front of a mi
By Ruby Kelly
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HS2: A Monument to Political Failure?
Six prime ministers. More than fifteen years. An original 2009 estimate of around thirty-seven billion pounds that has since been projected as high as
By Robert Charles Alexander
M&A Due Diligence: Why Post-Acquisition Disputes Are Rising
An increase in warranty claims and earn-out disputes is prompting buyers and sellers to reassess due diligence standards in mid-market transactions.
By Editorial Team
Shareholder Agreements: Are Minority Protections Keeping Pace?
Recent case law has highlighted gaps in minority shareholder protections, raising questions about the adequacy of standard shareholder agreement terms
By Editorial Team
Force Majeure: Why Commercial Contracts Need Clearer Drafting
Disputes over force majeure clauses have exposed weaknesses in how commercial contracts allocate risk during unforeseen disruptions.
By Editorial Team
Joint Venture Structuring: Getting the Foundations Right
Poorly structured joint ventures continue to generate costly disputes, with governance and exit mechanisms the most common areas of failure.
By Editorial Team
Corporate Governance Reforms: What Listed Companies Must Prepare For
Proposed changes to the UK Corporate Governance Code will require listed companies to strengthen internal controls and enhance board accountability.
By Editorial Team
Restrictive Covenants in Business Sales: Enforcement Trends
Courts are taking an increasingly nuanced approach to restrictive covenants in business sale agreements, with reasonableness remaining the key test.
By Editorial Team
Pre-Pack Insolvency Sales: Creditor Scrutiny Intensifies
New regulations and increased creditor activism are changing the landscape for pre-pack sales in corporate insolvency proceedings.
By Editorial Team
Flexible Working: When Can Employers Lawfully Refuse?
The new statutory right to request flexible working from day one is generating a wave of disputes about what constitutes a reasonable refusal.
By Editorial Team