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The Court of Appeal has recently considered whether a termination clause in a contract excluded the common law right to treat the contract as discharged on the basis of a repudiatory breach and to claim damages.

HMRC have announced that the mechanism for calculating bonus rates for SAYE participants will change from August which is expected to result in a bonus being provided to new participants for the first time in nearly 10 years.

London should consider doing more in order to maintain its traditional preeminence as the global centre for the resolution of commercial disputes, both through litigation and arbitration.

The UK Government has introduced various provisions in order to help viable companies survive the COVID-19 pandemic. These provisions are contained within the Corporate Insolvency and...

Ellisons Solicitors is pleased to announce the appointment of Ryan Cracknell to its expanding and highly-regarded Corporate and Commercial team.

Alphasteel requisitioned Lictor to supply parts required to assemble a hot strip mill.

Terms of sale can sometimes lead to unexpected and perhaps even unintended outcomes.

Regulations have been made under which in-scope companies will be required to include certain information regarding their payment practices in their annual report and accounts.

David highlights how the market has faced sustained pressure from declining IPO activity, increased regulatory burden and growing competition from private capital.

David highlights how the market has faced sustained pressure from declining IPO activity, increased regulatory burden and growing competition from private capital. From David’s perspective, these challenges have underscored the need to reposition AIM as a more competitive and clearly differentiated growth market, capable of attracting both UK and international companies.

With its extensive experience in agency law, Addleshaw Goddard's Commercial team has been closely monitoring the Department for Business and Trade's consultation...

Using the Commission's attempt to judicially review decisions connected to reports laid before Parliament as a case study, Dominik argues that governance is about more than structures and compliance. It is also reflected in how organisations react to criticism, accountability and external scrutiny.

In the recent case of Asher v Jaywing Plc [2022] EWHC 893 (Ch) the sellers bought a claim against the buyer for breach of contract relating to earn-out provisions in the share purchase agreement (SPA).

Rock runs a garden centre. It appointed Rohlig as its freight forwarder to arrange the carriage of sandstone from India.

The Reporting on Payment Practices and Performance (Amendment) Regulations 2024 have been made and come into force on 5 April 2024. They extend and strengthen the regime for reporting on payment practices.

Astute recruitment businesses can use the current slow-down to get ready for the next big wave of work, taking the opportunity to review key contracts and documents...

The law surrounding termination of contracts can be a minefield. The decision when, how and on what grounds to terminate a contract is often difficult and complex.

From 1 October 2026, businesses that subcontract the delivery of services or operate platforms matching workers with clients may need new terms in their commercial contracts, or risk losing their defence against illegal working penalties of up to £60,000 per worker. This comes from a major overhaul of the UK's right to work regime under the Border Security, Asylum and Immigration Act 2025, which extends liability well beyond the traditional employer-employee relationship.