With DIY Will templates on sale in newsagents and basic Will writing services available online, you might wonder whether you really need a solicitor.

Protecting intellectual property rights online is a continuing struggle, with brand owners and content creators battling against increasingly sophisticated offenders.

The High Court has issued its decision in the long-running high-profile case between SkyKick, a software provider, and Sky, the broadcaster and television company.

At our recent People Summit Series event on Recruiting for the Future, much of the discussion focused on the issue of how employers harness the benefits of social diversity in the workplace.

To continue to secure lettings over the next 10 years and beyond, landlords must be open to ever changing demands, which should lead to an increase in yield for them and better sustainability for the occupier.

Classic cars can be valuable investments for entrepreneurs, but make sure you do your homework before parting with your hard-earned money.

If you're seeking to pass your assets to the younger generation, there are various options.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been developing under our noses for decades, but the pace of development has significantly increased in momentum given the number of recent technological breakthroughs.

We are all experiencing the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic. As a charity lawyer, and charity trustee, I have seen first-hand the shockwaves it has sent throughout the charity sector.

A recent decision by the General Court of the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO)...

In response to the developing COVID-19 crisis in Singapore, the COVID-19 (Temporary Measures) Act was introduced on 7 April 2020. Here are some of the key features:

Crowdfunding has seen a huge rise in popularity in recent years becoming an increasingly important means of financing for early stage companies.

The recent news headlines have been inundated with reports of gender pay gaps within well-known, and often well-respected, organisations.

The Life Sciences sector has not been as newsworthy, pressured and flush with investors in living memory.

The High Court has recently decided that Morrisons Supermarket was vicariously liable for the deliberate data breach of a former employee, even though the breach ...

Reforming the home buying and selling process will require some fresh thinking and a more innovative approach...

In these difficult times, it's been heartening to see our charities and broader civil society do what they do best – respond positively and practically to help their beneficiaries and wider society.

Companies seeking to incentivise (or compensate) employees are faced with a multitude of options. When structured properly, employee stock option plans can lead to alignment of interests...

The COVID-19 crisis has seen an unprecedented international effort to develop technologies to diagnose, prevent and treat this deadly disease.

Through our experience of dealing with companies in an exit situation, we have recognised some common issues that can often cause delays and increase costs if they are left undealt