Commercial Contracts and ADR Clauses – Who said they were optional? Most Commercial Contracts will have an ADR (Alternative Dispute Resolution) clause that requires the parties to engage in non-Court methods to resolve a dispute rather than launching straight into...
Companies House – Starting to resume suspended services Previously we have reported on changes to certain services at Companies House because of the effects of the pandemic. Companies House is now starting to resume some of those suspended services. Directors and...
Competition Law and Brexit: Some things to be aware of! Now that the UK has formally left the European Union, we have set out below a summary of two key points that businesses across the UK need to be aware of from a competition law perspective. The UK formally left...
Commercial Leases: What is a side letter? What is a side letter? A side letter is usually a short document that is ancillary to the main commercial lease, which is intended to vary, clarify or supplement the main lease terms. A side letter can be entered into at the...
Understanding your Heads of Terms – Key points for Commercial Tenants Once a tenant has decided that they wish to take a commercial lease of a property, the landlord and tenant must agree the Heads of Terms. This is a document setting out the principal terms of the...
Preparing your business for sale? You’ve put effort into making your business into the success it is so far, so on exit what are the things you need to do to maximise the value for you? There are a number of things to consider in the lead up to selling a company:...
