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Carillion Collapse – How The Failure Of A Large Company Affects Other Businesses

The collapse of the outsourcing giant, Carillion, is the second big business failure, following Monarch Airlines, which has impacted thousands of employees, customers, and suppliers in the last three months[1]. Latest estimates state around 30,000 businesses are owed around £1 billion in unpaid costs, and many are expected to go under themselves due to being […]

Claiming for Psychiatric Injury Following A Stillbirth

It is impossible for me to explain the trauma suffered by a parent who has experienced a stillbirth. Not only do the parents have to come to terms with the fact their baby has died, but the mother must also go through psychiatric injury and the agony of an induced labour to deliver her lost […]

Online GP Services – The Way Forward for Doctors and Patients?

Channel 4 News ran a story this week on Dr Helen Webberley, a GP in North Wales who runs a private clinic for trans-gender patients. Interestingly, no patients were seen sitting physically in her surgery during the report, instead, she consulted via Skype. Dr Webberley set up her Gender Identity Clinic (GIC) – which is […]

The Effect of the Fourth Anti-Money Laundering Directive on the PSC Register Requirements

The register of people with significant control (the “PSC register”) was introduced by the British government in April 2016. It was designed, amid concerns of corporate transparency, to ensure that individuals who ultimately own and/or control a company (i.e. behind all the corporate layers) are identified, and their details are made public. Whilst the UK […]

The Way Of The FCA

People who have read Ayn Rand’s classic ode to capitalism Atlas Shrugged tend to fall into two camps – those who think it is a prediction of dystopian horror that the world could face if corporations are not kept under control, and those who believe it is a sacred treatise that could save the world […]

The Luxury of Time – Legal Considerations When Investing In Luxury Watches

Buying luxury timepieces to sell it for a profit at some point in the future is undoubtedly a smart investment. And fortunately, the demand for high-end watches has never been greater. In 2016, Britain was the eighth largest market worldwide for luxury watches[1]. Since 2010, the value of Swiss watch exports sent to the UK […]

Five Ways To Disaster Proof Your New-Build Home Purchase

Many people dream of purchasing a sparkling new-build home, free from any trace of the lives of previous occupants. Buying a new-build means that nothing has been touched by anyone except builders and it can be designed and finished to your specification. There are many advantages to buying a new-build home; for example, there are […]

What’s In A (Domain) Name?

Domain names are a considerable business asset in today’s digital world. Therefore, disputes can be costly, requiring expert legal advice and representation. If you are in any doubt as to the value of popular domain names, consider the following: In 2010, fb.com was acquired by Facebook for $US8.5 million from the American Farm Bureau Federation. […]

In Those We Trust – A Guide To Charity Trustees

There are over 180,000 charities in England and Wales[1], which endeavour to benefit various sectors of society in unique ways. But the one thing they all have in common is they rely on the dedication, experience, time and effort of committed charity trustees. This article gives a brief picture of what a charity trustee is, […]

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