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In real terms, businesses are already feeling the effects of employee shortages, work-place closures and disrupted supply chains.

The claimant, Mr Jones, was the founder of CMP Group Limited (CMP), which, prior to its liquidation, assisted companies in acquiring and managing their photocopying equipment.

The House of Lords recently considered the rules regarding the construction of contracts. In particular, the court considered whether pre-contractual negotiations can be admitted as evidence of the parties' intentions as to the meaning of a contract term.

Do you think before pressing the "Send" button?

Earlier we wrote about what to do when there is a dispute Part 1 - https://acelawllp.com/f/contract-disputes-%E2%80%93-part-1---how-to-deal-with-contract-disputes.

Immingham provides storage facilities for petroleum and petrochemical products at its terminal at Immingham.

Regulations have been made to extend the new identity verification (IDV) regime under the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023 to limited liability partnerships (LLPs).

The Government has introduced draft regulations into Parliament which, if they become law, will set out the UK's future regime for regulating public offers of securities.

Explaining the pitfalls of contract termination for charities. The detail is important, and timing can be everything!

This is the first issue of a new fortnightly series in which we will give practical tips on how to avoid contractual issues arising out of digital transformation and outsourcing contracts.

Whether you are a principal or an agent, it is very important to know the legal identity of the party that you are contracting with. Why?

Many contracts, M&A agreements in particular, contain a clause allowing the buyer to terminate (or trigger more favourable terms) before the acquisition is finalised, if there has been a material adverse change either in the nature ...

Force majeure clauses have come into sharp focus recently. These clauses are intended to govern what happens if an event beyond the control of the parties affects the performance of a contract.

In this briefing we look at the lessons to be learnt from some of the English contract law cases of 2019. Whilst the cases we cover do not involve any seismic shift in the law

This recent case provides helpful guidance as to what is required of an exclusive distributor whose agreement requires him to "use all reasonable endeavours" to promote and sell his supplier's products in the territory.

What is risk? Quite frankly it's just uncertainty. It's non-quantifiable events or circumstances that are avoided or minimised by effective project planning, procurement...

We know that commercial contracting is the bedrock of commerce and facilitates the exchange of billions of dollars every day.