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The spread of COVID-19 is leading businesses to consider whether they should go ahead with some deals under negotiation.

The parties should have communicated with affected subcontractors when they decided to exercise contractual elections.

The need for thoughtful drafting of lender assignment clauses in bank loans has been underlined by a recent US judgment.

Regardless of the method of contracting, the same legal requirements for forming a binding contract apply.

An Immediate Modification Order (IMO) can be made to legislation, to provide a temporary change during the epidemic.

Key issues to consider if you want to terminate a contract due to a breach.

Lessons from a recent High Court decision.

The Court provided a basic framework for the admissibility of extrinsic evidence as an aid to contractual interpretation.

A shareholders agreement can be an essential tool to prevent issues between the company and its shareholders.

A contract should provide intended benefits and consider how it may operate if the parties' factual assumptions change.

A contractual obligation to use "reasonable endeavours" to supply gas gave the seller significant wriggle room,.

Administrators can be appointed by the directors of the company, the court or a secured creditor. But can a liquidator appoint himself or herself as administrator of the same company?

MBIE has released an Options Paper, setting out options being considered for three key areas of insurance contract law.

Our checklist will help to compare with existing International Distribution Agreements or any new agreements negotiated.

When you consider any building project, you should think about what security you are going to require from the builder.

The spread of the pandemic COVID-19 is affecting supply chains and the ability of businesses to perform their contracts.

Parties who require good faith negotiation or mediation as preliminary steps, should express those steps specifically.