Commercial Law


The first 72 hours after a personal data breach – what organisations should do

Laura Crowe, Senior Associate When a personal data breach occurs, prompt action is essential. In the immediate aftermath, organisations must quickly e...

Trade Union workplace access rights

Stanley Stephens, Solicitor From 30 October 2026, under the new trade union access regime, qualifyin...

PECR penalties have changed – are your email, SMS and cookie practices exposed?

Laura Crowe, Senior Associate PECR risk now carries much greater financial impact. Consent journeys,...

New tobacco and vape regulations

What businesses need to know before January 2027 Stanley Stephens, Solicitor The Government has laid...

Giving away event tickets: a guide for venues running prize draws and competitions

Stanley Stephens, Solicitor For venues, giving away tickets to a sporting fixture, concert, or other...

Kuits strengthens commercial data privacy expertise as Senior Associate achieves international qualification

Manchester commercial law firm Kuits Solicitors is pleased to announce that Senior Associate, Laura ...

AI at work: are new tools creating data protection risks?

Laura Crowe, Senior Associate Artificial intelligence (AI) use is now part of everyday life, both pe...

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...

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...

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