Cloud-based Services Agreements: Legal Q&A Cloud services are becoming more important than ever in business. Many organisations across the globe use at least one type of cloud service. This article answers some frequently asked questions in relation to cloud...
Brexit Myth Busters Since the end of the transition period on 31 December 2020 and with the free trade deal between the UK and the EU coming into force on 1 January 2021, there have been many Brexit myths and misconceptions that we have tried to clear up in this myth...
Customs Declarations and Logistics after Brexit – some legal and practical considerations? As of 1 January 2021, and following the United Kingdom’s withdrawal from the European Single Market, the UK is now seen as a ‘Third Country’ by the EU, meaning that the UK is...
The Incoterms® Rules – what are they and how do they work? The Incoterms® Rules (‘Incoterms’) are a standardised set of international contractual terms developed by the International Chamber of Commerce which can be included in contracts for the Sale of Goods. The...
The Trade and Cooperation Agreement: Is it all just smoke and mirrors? With the Brexit transition period having expired over 2 months ago and a UK-EU Trade Agreement (TCA) finally in place, as of 1 January 2021, we examine what impact this may have on the commercial...
Can you be bound to a contract as a result of an email Traditionally contracts are entered into between parties by them both signing the agreed terms of the contract or each signing counterparts of the agreed contract. However, now more than ever, most communication...
