Businesses recognise the importance of in-house advice, says Law Society chie

Deferred prosecution agreements can reduce costs and potentially lead to further prosecutions, but for companies they have few advantages over a guilty plea, writes Be

In the second of a series of articles on the new consumer rights legislation, Professor Chris Willett discusses the remedies available when goods and digital content do not conform to th

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Boards fear reputational risk and threat of corporate fines, researc

The issues raised by the government's consultation on non-compete clauses hindering innovation are more nuanced than might be thought, writes Daniel Oudker

Test case may provoke 'long-overdue shake up in opaque world of timeshare exchange companies', says Edwin Co

Parties to construction contracts must pay careful attention to the wording of warranties, warns Chri