In our previous article, we explored the merits and pitfalls of a marriage between blockchain tokenization technology and traditional securities in the form of equity interests.

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

The Information Commissioner's Office (‘ICO') has successfully brought a prosecution against Rochdale Connections Trust worker, Robert Morrisey, for copying and sharing sensitive personal data ...

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

The UK is a powerhouse in global science. In July, the Government published a report on the UK's research base comparing it to a range of countries and international benchmarks

As the UK's scientific research community reconvenes for the new academic year, James Murray considers whether developments over the summer have

From 9 June 2018, there is new EU legislation coming into force called the Trade Secrets Directive. Here we outline what it means and how your business could be affected.

Following our initial reaction and unanswered questions articles on the government's recently-announced Future Fund, here are our latest pre-emptive recommendations...

As the new English football season kicks off, we'll be looking at QPR's decision to gift its stadium naming rights, in the context of charity and today's football game.

As part of the GDPR 12 month countdown series, the Taylor Vinters HR GDPR team consider Employee Privacy Notices, and explain why all employers must give thought to constructing meaningful documentation in advance of 25th May 2018.

Overage agreements have been in the news recently. Leading agents say that negotiating overages can add several months to the conveyancing process...

With the end of the tax year not far away, now is a particularly good time to review your estate planning. This is an ideal opportunity to ensure your estate is structured as efficiently as possible ...

Ahead of presenting at this year's Future of Work Summit 2018, Partner and joint head of the employment team Dominic Holmes spoke to Gabriella Jeakins about automation ...

To keep up with the rapid pace of technological change and the huge market shifts we're experiencing, leaders have to be in a position to adapt ...

On Wednesday 21 April, the European Commission published its much-anticipated Draft Regulation for AI.

The Corporate Insolvency and Governance Act (CIGA) came into force on 26 June 2020, introducing significant reforms intended to provide breathing space for companies during the coronavirus pandemic.

There are several reasons why an individual might be absent from work. It could be because of genuine sickness (whether short or long term) or a period of maternity/paternity leave.

It's no surprise that the flexible working debate has resurfaced just as school drop-offs and pickups have restarted.

OK, I admit it. TUPE isn't everyone's cup of tea. It is often perceived as unfriendly for business, an unnecessary distraction when trying to negotiate a business sale ...

This week we're supporting Resolution to help raise awareness about the lack of legal protection for cohabiting couples.