Commercial Law


Setting the scene: do hospitality businesses need a music licence?

Susan Honeyands, Partner Music is often an important part of the guest or customer experience in the leisure and hospitality sector. Whether it is bac...

New year intentions, short-lived commitments: what the new subscription rules mean for memberships

Laura Crowe, Senior Associate If your business operates in fitness and wellbeing, lifestyle and leis...

When a sale isn’t saving – what retailers need to know about misleading discounts

Darcy MacMillan, Solicitor A consultation will launch this autumn into discounts and recommended ret...

Understanding PECR compliance for marketing in the leisure sector

Laura Crowe, Senior Associate Marketing is essential for leisure businesses. Whether it is promoting...

supply chain matters

Game, set and match! Why supply chains matter

Supply chain terms and conditions: why clear contracts matter Darcy MacMillan, Solicitor When someon...

Weathering the “Summer of Sport”

Darcy MacMillan, Solicitor The “Summer of Sport” is well underway and delivering a packed calend...

Carer tickets and data protection

Carer tickets, accessibility and data protection: getting the balance right

Laura Crowe, Senior Associate Free carer tickets and companion ticket schemes are now common across ...

Termination of indefinite contracts: what does ‘reasonable notice’ actually mean?

Laura Crowe, Senior Associate Ending an indefinite contract isn’t always as simple as it sounds: w...

AI is no longer a future debate – it is a present-day reality

Laura Crowe, Senior Associate Following the latest Question Time discussion, and the subsequent reac...

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