Maximising value on exit is a composite and refined process that begins in the early-growth stage of your business and continues through the development-capital phase up to the point you feel ready to "let go" of that which you have created.

It's the start of a new year. Many people are returning to work in the New Year with fresh enthusiasm...

The FCA has a working definition of a ‘perfect storm' for a financial services business.

On 23 January 2018 the House of Commons Science and Technology Committee took evidence from Elizabeth Denham, the UK's Information Commissioner, on the use of algorithms in decision making.

In healthy relationships, Valentine's Day can disappoint if one partner forgets a gift whilst the other has gone to great efforts. But what happens when you have a narcissistic partner?

When family law disputes intersect with business interests and trust structures, third parties may need to intervene to protect their rights and assets. Understanding the legal framework for third-party intervention...

BrightHouse was recently ordered to pay almost £15 million in redress to customers after discussions with the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA)...

The theatre that never closed during the World War 2 blitz may now be forced to by an anonymous group of feminists.

The Football Association (The FA) had something of an annus horribilis in 2017, attracting widespread criticism for the way in which it handled England Women's Eniola Aluko's complaints of racism ...

The fallout from the recent Equifax data breach is continuing as the Financial Conduct Authority begins its investigation into exactly what happened.

There is increasing coverage of advances in artificial intelligence (AI) in the press. So how long before the traditional lawyer is replaced by a robot which has been programmed to perform the same role? Keystone's Lyndsay Gough looks at the new technology trend.

As of 1 January 2020, the cap of the sulphur limit in marine fuel has decreased from 3.5% to 0.5% in accordance with Annex VI of the International Convention for the Prevention...

Explore the evolving landscape of relationships in England and Wales, examining how modern partnerships are reshaping traditional concepts of marriage and cohabitation. Discover the legal implications and societal shifts that are redefining what it means to be in a committed relationship in contemporary Britain.

New rules meaning banks must let customers share financial info with other authorised providers are now in effect. But why have these 'Open Banking' regulations been brought in ...

Barcelona and Argentina football superstar Lionel Messi recently succeeded in registering his name as a trade mark following a lengthy legal battle.

On 1 October 2017, the principal provisions of the Intellectual Property (Unjustified Threats) Act 2017 (the Act) come into effect.

Resolving disputes, either in public courts or privately within organisations occupies a great deal of management time.

As with most major publicly funded infrastructure projects, the ever-increasing HS2 budgets are attracting significant attention.

There are many variables involved in establishing the length of a journey for diesel engine powered ships such as age, size, fuel capacity, speed, and consumption, amongst others.

Keystone Law explores the evolving landscape of data protection rights, focusing on new complaint mechanisms that businesses must understand and implement.