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The potential reform of non-compete clauses and how IP rights can help to fill the gap
01 Apr 2021As the Government consider restricting the use of non-compete clauses in order to aid post-lockdown economic recovery and growth, Humna Nadim and Paulina Kasprzak look at how IP rights might subsequently become more prevalent in employment contracts.
MorePODCAST: Licences in principle – a developer’s tool
31 Mar 2021Listen now. Head of Licensing Felicity Tulloch talks to Place North West’s in our latest podcast partnership, exploring the benefits and uses of licences in principle for developers.
More'No jab, no job': HR Breakfast Club
30 Mar 2021On the 25th March Kuits hosted this webinar as part of the HR Breakfast Club series, offering expert guidance and advice to employers and HR managers on the latest hot topics, including ‘no jab, no job’ policies.
MoreMinimum Energy Efficiency Standards in tenanted non-domestic properties
29 Mar 2021Kuits Commercial Property Associate Charlotte Barker offers a reminder on the current regulations governing MEES and what impact future proposals might have.
MoreNon-fungible tokens: tax implications to look out for with NFTs
25 Mar 2021The sale of non-fungible tokens is expected to become the new norm over the coming years, but what tax implications do you need to think about? In this article, Tax Specialist Elaine Roche explains all that you should look out for.
MoreCommercial landlords: recovery of unpaid rents update
24 Mar 2021With the roadmap out of lockdown recently announced, Kuits Commercial Property Associate Charlotte Barker revisits the position on a landlord’s ability to recover unpaid rents from tenants under commercial leases.
MoreManagement companies: handover
22 Mar 2021Corporate Senior Associate Helen Mather explains what a developer can expect during the ‘handover’ of their management company once their last plot has sold.
MoreUpdate to business rates relief
17 Mar 2021Kuits Commercial Property Associate Charlotte Barker provides an update on business rates relief and what to expect after the extension ends at the end of June.
MoreThe return of al fresco dining: what you need to know
15 Mar 2021The Communities Secretary has announced the planning changes put in place last year are here to stay for the summer of 2021. In this article, the Kuits Licensing team look at what the changes were and what they mean for hospitality businesses as they plan a phased re-opening.
MoreManagement companies: articles of association
15 Mar 2021The Kuits Corporate team outlines the key considerations management companies need to think about when drafting their articles of association.
MoreCMA publishes full infringement decision relating to pricing collusion
12 Mar 2021Competition law specialist Claire Meyers discusses the recent decision by the Competition and Markets Authority into infringement of competition regime.
MoreRoadmap out of lockdown: what does this mean for employers?
12 Mar 2021The Kuits Employment team look at what the Government’s roadmap out of lockdown means for employers and their ‘return to office’ strategies.
MoreManagement companies: type of company
08 Mar 2021In this article as part of our series on management companies, Corporate Solicitor Sheridan Broude provides insight into how and why you might set one up.
MoreHow Favoured Customer Clauses can result in a breach of Competition Law
01 Mar 2021Intellectual Property Partner Claire Meyers discusses what a favoured customer clause is and what happens when the law says the competition regime has been breached.
MoreRyanair’s “jab & go!” ads held to be misleading and irresponsible
19 Feb 2021Intellectual Property Solicitor Helen Harmel discusses the controversial Ryanair TV adverts that received 2370 complaints and lead to the Advertising Standards Authority ruling the advert irresponsible.
MoreSearch orders: what you need to know
18 Feb 2021Our Intellectual Property team explain the process of obtaining and executing search orders as a way of preserving crucial evidence for a trial.
MoreClaimant awarded £25,000 in damages for defamatory review
18 Feb 2021Intellectual Property specialist Helen Harmel discusses the recent case of ‘Summerfield Browne v Waymouth’, and the difference between a bad review and a defamatory review.
MoreCryptocurrency and HMRC: what taxes can you expect to pay on your crypto assets?
17 Feb 2021Tax Partners Elaine Roche and Paul Bricknell outline important taxation factors crypto investors should consider and explore how they can mitigate their tax.
MoreFamily law: what changes are expected in 2021?
16 Feb 2021Following the impact of Brexit and the COVID-19 pandemic, Family Solicitor Ayesha Griffin outlines the changes you can expect within family law during 2021.
MoreLandmark Supreme Court judgment on business interruption
15 Feb 2021The latest Supreme Court ruling on business interruption clauses has shown the importance of policyholder’s reviewing their policies. Litigation Senior Associate Phillip Warburton discusses.
MoreDefamation: liability of an employer
15 Feb 2021With a recent increase in allegations of defamation, Intellectual Property Senior Associate Humna Nadim explains how a defendant’s employer can be held liable.
MoreRight to Regenerate: what is the new Government consultation?
15 Feb 2021In this article, Planning Solicitor Victoria Leam looks at the new ‘Right to Regenerate’ consultation and why the Government is still pushing for redevelopment of unused land.
MoreCopyright: joint authorship of film screenplay determined
11 Feb 2021Intellectual Property Senior Associate Helen Harmel discusses the Court’s judgement in assessing the joint authorship of the screenplay ‘Florence Foster Jenkins’.
MoreUpper Tribunal moves in favour of landowners in landmark case
01 Feb 2021Kuits Property Litigation solicitor Hasin Amin comments on a recent case in the Lands Chamber of the Upper Tribunal and discusses why landowners can take comfort in the outcome.
MoreA timely reminder to directors on statutory duties
29 Jan 2021Kuits Head of Restructuring and Insolvency, Richard Palmer explains how a recent High Court case provided a useful reminder to company directors about their statutory duties.
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