A new project has been announced recently – to develop The Charity Digital Code of Practice during 2018.

In the present economic environment all businesses are looking long and hard at market and business operations and considering how they are going to maintain, let alone increase, turnover and profitability.

Making or refreshing a Will has quickly become a priority as a result of the Coronavirus pandemic. Ian Bond, Chair of the Law Society's Wills and equity committee...

Now that HMRC has become a preferential creditor for certain debts, other creditors – such as suppliers – could lose out.

Last week Climate Activist, Greta Thunberg, announced that she (via her foundation) has applied to register her name, Fridays For Future and Skolstrejk för klimatet (School Strike for the Climate)...

Trade marks are valuable assets, and registered trade marks can give you a right to stop third parties from using identical or similar marks in relation to identical or similar goods and services.

Clients with specialist business and property cases can look forward to a more convenient arrangement and shorter waiting times, with the introduction of the Business and Property Courts...

The bulk of the recent stories about Cambridge Analytica, parent company SCL and their alleged ties to the Trump and Brexit campaigns was not news in itself...

The government calls on the public for evidence to inform the new civil society strategy.

Before GDPR, the only way to contest how the ICO handled such a complaint was by making an application for judicial review.

Financial court orders made on divorce are intended to be final. There are very limited circumstances in which a court will consider "unpicking" an order after it has been made.

Employers, take note. In an unusually understated fashion (no formal announcement has been made), the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO)

The World Bank has revealed the easiest places to do business – with New Zealand topping the list, closely followed by Singapore.

If we're to believe reports from the media, as soon as life gets back to ‘normal' divorce lawyers will be overrun with new business.

If we're to believe reports from the media, as soon as life gets back to ‘normal' divorce lawyers will be overrun with new business.

The Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19), categorised by the World Health Organization as a pandemic on 11 March 2020, has now spread to 215 countries, areas and territories across the world.

The Intellectual Property Office of Singapore ("IPOS") has announced a pilot programme to accelerate grants of patent applications in all technology fields to just 6 months.

Entrepreneurs rarely choose to embark on their start-up journey without a partner. Two heads are usually better than one when it comes to managing the risks ...

The uncertainty of the impact of Brexit on Families

As the coronavirus grips the world economy, governments and businesses are considering increasingly drastic action.