Insights


Accessibility and inclusion at visitor attractions – a legal duty and a social promise

Laura Crowe, Associate Visitor attractions are meant to be places of enjoyment, learning and connection. Yet for many people, barriers still exist tha...

late payments

Late payments on the rise: what UK businesses can do about unpaid invoices

Jasmine Harland, Solicitor Late payment of invoices is a well known and growing pressure on UK busin...

data privacy

Privacy complaints are becoming a board level business risk: are you ready?

Laura Crowe, Associate UK organisations are operating in an increasingly accountable data protection...

Keeping the lights on: protecting premises licences with restructuring and insolvency

Claire Morris, Associate The UK leisure and hospitality sector continues to face acute financial pre...

New Land Registry register for contractual control agreements

Sebastian Wahlstrom, Associate A new publicly available register is set to be introduced by the Land...

Legal advice privilege – an update

Nichola Evans, Partner A recent High Court decision has given valuable guidance on the extent of leg...

Dynamic pricing and ticket touts: what event promoters and artists can do

Darcy MacMillan, Solicitor Spring and Summer are the height of the live event season, from Harry Sty...

Can ‘indefinite’ contracts really last forever?

Susan Honeyands, Partner Long‑term commercial relationships are often documented in contracts desc...

Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025 (Martyn’s Law) update

Claire Morris, Associate Shaping the Future of Public Protection: SIA to publish s12 guidance and tr...

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