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A recent England and Wales High Court decision has laid the groundwork for a new tortious cause of action.

As we move from the on premise software licensing model to cloud based "as a service" solutions, identifying the applicable legal terms may be become more complex for suppliers and customers alike.

Substantial construction works had been carried out entirely under letters of intent which made no provision for liquidated damages for delay.

In Dry Bulk Handy Holding Inc v Fayette International Holdings Ltd, the court considered whether a shipowner is entitled to demand payment to himself of freight under his bill of lading when that contract stipulates for payment to another party, provided the shipowner makes his demand before the freight has been paid to that other party.

On May 6th, The European Commission released it’s much anticipated white paper on its "digital single market’ strategy.

Under the European Union's Directive on distance selling, which has been implemented into English law through the Consumer Protection (Distance Selling) Regulations 2000, consumers have certain rights when entering into contracts at a distance, such as over the Internet, telephone of postal order.

While some contracts are simple and straightforward, that isn't always the case at the commercial level. Our commercial disputes Partner Matthew Philip provides three practical tips for negotiating a contract.

The most recent turn in the federal trial concerning the NCAA men's basketball corruption scandal involves Kansas coach Bill Self.

ELC sold summer school places for language courses. It had agreed with the University in seven annual written contracts for the University to provide accommodation for the school.

This vlog take a quick look at warranty clauses in IT contracts. It's one in a short series of three that looks at the linked areas of liability, indemnity and warranty.

Risk transfer projects aim to reduce pension scheme risk, but they can uncover historic documentation issues and create new challenges for trustees and employers. The Sackers litigation team examines emerging legal complications from these transactions, including member complaints, unexpected obstacles that threaten deal timelines, and innovative solutions in this rapidly evolving area of pensions law.

On 12 December 2013 the European Chemicals Agency published a fact sheet with guidance on the concept of a toll manufacturer and its responsibilities under the REACH Regulation.

Explore key UK and EU commercial law developments affecting businesses across AI governance, sustainability, consumer protection and industrial policy. This edition covers EU AI Act transparency requirements...

As leaders increasingly look to the medium term, here are some positive steps you can take to navigate opportunities and risks in your supplier and customer relationships.

Watch the Projects & Construction team's webinar which explores how the unprecedented impact of COVID-19 is likely to affect the negotiation of new construction and infrastructure contracts over the coming months.

Alaric Watson, Sarah Clarke and Paul Strelitz, explore some of the thornier difficulties facing Administrators in dealing with existing obligations and choses...

In a settlement agreement, Folgate agreed to indemnify another person, with a provision that the indemnity would automatically terminate if the other person became the subject of formal insolvency proceedings.

Legal experts from Travers Smith examine the often-overlooked boilerplate clauses in commercial agreements, revealing critical pitfalls that can have significant implications for contract enforcement and interpretation.