Considering outsourcing your IT infrastructure? Must have contractual protections to include in your outsourcing contracts Most businesses across all industries are accelerating their digital transformation and more and more businesses of different sizes are planning...
Right to Repairs – Consumer Rights Extended? You may have seen in the news that new laws have been introduced granting consumers further rights to repair. But what do consumers and product suppliers need to know and do the laws do what they say on the tin? Further...
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...
Dispute Resolution: Is a deposit always non-refundable? Frequently disputes occur regarding deposits and whether they are refundable if a purchase does not complete for whatever reason. In law there is no requirement for a buyer to pay or a seller to demand a deposit....
