Management buyouts (or MBOs) have become increasingly more popular in recent years.

Similar to the case between Rangers FC and Sports Direct which we covered last year, the recent case between sportswear manufacturer

As of 9am this morning, "GDPR" was trending higher worldwide on Google than "Meghan Markle".

Cybersecurity has hit the headlines again this week with news of two critical security flaws in the architecture of the central processing units (CPUs) of the world's three largest chip producers...

COVID-19 has reshaped the retail sector. As stores are forced to close, temporarily due to lockdown or permanently to reduce costs, many retailers have decided to move online, exclusively or partially

A practical but slightly cumbersome hangover where charities have merged is the need to retain the shell of the transferor charity, rather than winding it up following completion.

Settlement agreements usually include a confidentiality clause requiring an employee to keep the existence and terms of a settlement confidential.

Tax deductions are available for costs incurred in the registration, acquisition and licensing of intellectual property.

The government recognises civil society as one of society's greatest strengths and announces a £750m funding package of support for charitable sector.

A contract doesn't need to be in writing in order to be legally binding, but there are lots of advantages to making sure that you have appropriate written contracts in place as soon as possible.

The high profile departure from Instagram of founders Systrom and Krieger (following a dispute with Facebook about the app's future direction) was a stark reminder of the conflicts that ...

Hear from founders and business leaders of exciting game-changing companies about their journey so far, hosted by Geoff Dragon.

Divorcing couples with cross-border connections could see significant changes to their divorce proceedings, including the end of the ‘jurisdiction race'.

From September 2020, Wills which are witnessed using video technology will be legally valid.

It may be tempting to use a celebrity's photograph or signature to endorse your own business, but doing so without considering the celebrity's "image rights" first may lead to legal problems.

Superstar footballer Lionel Messi usually graces the newspapers' sports pages, and whilst the press focused on his Manchester City transfer saga, Messi has been making headlines for another reason.

In the recent case of Google v CNIL (C-507/17) the European Court of Justice (ECJ) has sided with Google, by confirming the "right to be forgotten"

Recently we've been asked a lot about Agricultural Occupancy Conditions, also known as agricultural ties, on properties – specifically what these are and, more importantly, whether or not...

The pandemic has put extra pressure on both landlords and tenants, leading to difficulties and uncertainty for many. Here we provide guidance on what to do if you're struggling or want to be confident about what action you should take.

Until recently, tax payers had between 10 and 20 months from the date they disposed of a UK residential property to report and pay any Capital Gains Tax (CGT) due. This changed from 6 April 2020.