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Why? Because take-or-pay is part of the fabric that underpins the commercial basis of numerous energy transactions worldwide – and many of those transactions are governed by English law.

The High Court has reminded us that when there are allegedly conflicting terms in a contract the court will analyse whether the terms can be sensibly read together before considering a priority clause.

In the fast-paced business environment a company may experience challenges which could ultimately lead to legal risk.

"One of our major initiatives is the regeneration of the Old Town of Leamington Spa over the next decade. In collaboration with Warwick District Council, we're working to transform...

Just when we thought the impact of Covid was behind us, the UK is facing another recession, depending only on performance in the last quarter of 2022.

Agency agreements and distribution agreements can be indispensable assets for manufacturers and suppliers seeking to enhance sales, whether on a national or international scale.

A recent decision of the Court of Appeal provides a relatively rare and interesting insight into the approach of the English courts to the interpretation of oil and gas contracts and also the dangers of taking a contract drafted for one jurisdiction and applying it in another without careful thought.

A huge number of town centre leases across the North will be approaching expiry in the next few years.

The governance and structure of sports clubs should be reviewed on a regular basis, which may involve considering incorporation.

termination of contracts for breach is a notoriously complex area of the law.

Barbudev had been the CEO and 40% shareholder in a Bulgarian cable television and internet company (X) acquired by ECMB which, along with the other defendants, was a Warburg Pincus company.

It comes as no surprise that commercial contracts lawyers repeatedly recommend that contractual arrangements are written into formal agreements.

This case arose as a consequence of William Hare Limited v Shepherd Construction Limited (See Bulletin 63).

The UK Supreme Court has ruled on the interpretation of clauses in a standard form JCT Design and Build Contract. For the construction industry, the case is useful for illuminating the meaning of certain ambiguous JCT Design and Build clauses.

The importance of ensuring the parties' intentions are clear during the contractual negotiation process has been reiterated in a recent decision by the High Court.

If you are a business, then you have likely felt the effect of the recent supply chain crisis, caused by a combination of factors including Covid-19 and the new post-Brexit world of border controls and customs regulations.

The recent Enviroco case before the Court of Appeal in England illustrates the unintended consequences that can result from incorporating statutory references into commercial contracts, and indeed from giving a certain type of security over shares.