Indemnities are often one of the most heavily negotiated terms in a commercial agreement, but for non-lawyers their perceived advantages may not always be clear.

If you're contemplating selling your tech company it's never too early to get your house in order.

A unique study revealed that discrimination and bullying has proved a bigger career challenge for women than achieving a work-life balance.

Your work Christmas party will undoubtedly soon be taking place with crackers being pulled, wine consumed and (possibly questionable) dance moves thrown.

Before 1 October, only mothers were entitled to take time off work to attend antenatal appointments. Now that right has been extended.

Given the recent tube strike and the fact that yet more strikes are being threatened, employers will undoubtedly be faced with having to deal with travel disruption difficulties.

Do all your employees have appropriate and signed contracts of employment in place? The law prescribes that certain information be provided in writing to the employee within the first two months of their employment.

Much anticipated reform of the regulation of the recruitment sector comes into force on 8 May 2016 with the Conduct of Employment Agencies and Employment Businesses (Amendment) Regulations 2016 which were published this week.

With the general election results now declared, it is worthwhile looking back at the Conservative Party's manifesto pledges to consider the possible impact on HR professionals in the hotel and leisure sector.

Climate change litigation has been on the rise since 2015. A report published by the London School of Economics and Political Science in 2021 found that globally 1,006 climate-related cases had been filed between 2015 and 2021.

In this third and final instalment on my observations of Series 3 of the hit divorce drama, The Split, I take a look, at what the show got right – and maybe not quite!

The current position in the Family Court is that there is no limitation period preventing an ex-spouse from making a claim for financial remedy years, and even decades, following divorce.

The High Court has ruled that a profit share payable to a member of an LLP was capable of being subject to forfeiture where the member was found to have breached his fiduciary duties to the LLP.

The ink is barely dry on the pages of The Digital Economy Act 2010 ("DEA") and yet its legality is already being questioned.

We are now just a few months away from the implementation of the GDPR, which is set to significantly change our data protection laws.

Following the long awaited, and very last minute, Trade and Cooperation Agreement put in place between the UK and the EU on Christmas Eve we summarise the headlines concerning data transfers as from January 2021:

It has been nearly 20 years since the world was introduced to statutory adjudication through the pithily titled Housing Grants Construction and Regeneration Act 1996 and save for minor tinkering around...

Airbnb is a modern phenomenon. Its cultural impact has been to create an industry out of renting your own home to strangers on a short-term basis.

In January the Government completed two consultations regarding construction in the United Kingdom, the first of these was a review of the operation of changes to the payment mechanisms...

If so, make sure you have understood your obligations under the lease.