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On 4 June, the European Commission approved and adopted a new version of the Standard Contractual Clauses (SCCs)...

Goodman Derrick's construction group has successfully acted for a party in an enforcement action in the Technology and Construction Court.

In this TCC decision, the Court considered the complex issue of concurrent delay and whether the Council had followed the correct termination procedure under the contract, and whether this termination was effective.

Clauses which seek to limit or exclude liability for loss can be a sensible way of allocating risk and are frequently used within contractual documentation.

The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) has made a preliminary ruling in relation to the interpretation of Directive 93/13/EEC on Unfair Terms in Consumer Contracts (the Unfair Terms Directive).

The Enlarged Board of Appeal has issued its decision in G 1/25, addressing the long-debated question of when patent descriptions must be amended to align with claims. The ruling establishes that adaptation is required only when inconsistencies create substantive EPC violations, rejecting both the strict alignment approach and the complete removal of amendment requirements.

Once the government notifies the European Council that the UK has decided to leave the EU, the two-year period for the negotiation for exit under Article 50 of the Treaty of the European Union will start.

The United Kingdom and the United Arab Emirates offer starkly different asset protection and business structuring options.

In an important recent decision (FSHC Group Holdings Ltd v GLAS Trust Corporation Ltd [2019] EWCA Civ 1361)

With tumbling oil prices and projects being mothballed or cancelled, knock-on effects are to be expected.

As we emerge from the pandemic, it is becoming increasingly clear that planning and working for a return to business as usual will not be enough.

No-one could have predicted we would be where we are even just a few weeks ago. The office market in London and the regions was buoyant going into 2020...

A recent High Court decision illustrates the potential perils for parties entering into what might be assumed (or at least appear) to be documents that are not legally binding.

A common question in regulated procurement is whether a public body can exclude multiple tenders from connected tenderers.

Growing a young business can be challenging, with seemingly endless demands on your time.

Under what circumstances are clauses which require a party to use 'best/reasonable endeavours' to conclude an agreement with a third party enforceable?

Crafting effective online Terms and Conditions (T&Cs) for consumer contracts is increasingly vital for businesses in a digital world.