Insights


The rise of Debt Relief Orders – what leisure businesses need to do in 2026

Nichola Evans, Partner Every year, Debt Relief Orders (DROs) leave UK businesses out of pocket on products or services already delivered. Below, we di...

Insolvency Trends 2025

Dermot Preston, Senior Lawyer The Government has recently released insolvency stats for December 202...

ChatGPT for contracts – friend or foe?

Laura Crowe, Associate Guidance for Business Owners With the use of ChatGPT and other AI tools incre...

Leisure sector under pressure: what you need to know

Abby Mercer, Solicitor TGI Fridays, a well-known casual dining high street chain has undergone a maj...

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What every business needs: website policies

Laura Crowe, Associate Every business operating online – whether selling products, providing s...

High bar, hard proof: latest ruling underscores the difficulty in overturning wills

Jasmine Harland, Solicitor A mother’s decision to disinherit two out of three of her children has ...

The future of non-compete clauses

Mark McKeating, Partner A non-compete is a contractual term preventing an employee from working for ...

Employment Rights Act 2025 – removal of the compensatory cap for ordinary unfair dismissal claims

Tyler Ross, Solicitor In November, the Government announced it no longer plans on introducing day on...

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Acas early conciliation extended to 12 weeks

Lauren Ogden, Associate Acas (Advisory, Conciliation and Arbitration Service) plays a crucial role i...

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