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The importance of clear and careful subcontracting arrangements has been underscored by two recent High Court decisions.

his article explores some of the common issues associated with AI-generated contracts.

While rapid expansion can be a measure of success, it's essential to navigate this growth carefully.

Business owners should always be prepared for an unexpected, willing investor to approach with an interest to buy!

All non-essential businesses must close - where employees can work from home, they should do so and be paid accordingly.

This judgment demonstrates Courts interpreting insurance contracts in light of the commercial purpose behind the policy.

A purchaser should be aware of the details of a sunset clause before entering into a contract to purchase a property.

This article outlines the remedies available to a person for breach of confidence - when they find their secret is out.

When you are considering your next building project, it's important to think about what security you require.

The start of a new calendar year is as good of a time as any to undertake a debt recovery health check for your business.

The case is a reminder that redress is possible on a broken contractual promise - even when the breach cannot be undone.

Explains unfair contract terms, why you should avoid them, and the impact they may have on your consumer contract.

Landlords should carefully consider these issues when negotiating and preparing a new lease agreement.

The main purpose of the Construction Contracts Act 2002 is to facilitate regular and timely payments between parties.

All construction companies, and their directors and managers, should be aware of the risks of cover pricing in tenders.

The Act allows the parties to the construction contract to agree on express terms for payment of the construction work.

The Act establishes a complete process for the adjudication of a dispute between the parties to a construction contract.