Buying a business out of insolvency, what to consider.
Businesses entering insolvency more often have assets that need to be disposed of to pay back its creditors. How and what assets can be [...]
India Opens up to Foreign Lawyers and Universities
In a historic decision, the Bar Council of India allowed entry of foreign law firms into India for the first time. The decision released [...]
Succession Planning: What happens to your company shares following death
What happens to your company shares following death It is well known that anybody can make a will to decide how their assets are [...]
Our New Comprehensive Guide to Trade Marks
Please find our free resource, our comprehensive guide to protecting your trade marks and the importance of trade mark management. "PROTECTING YOUR TRADE MARKS GUIDE" [...]
Business Structuring: a look at partnerships.
An insight into Partnerships as a business structure and analysis of the Partnership Act 1890, with some helpful advice on what to consider for people [...]
Could a “COVID prevention clause” become part of everyday B2B contracts in the future?
Following President Biden’s Executive Order mandating vaccination for US federal workers on 9th September, could a COVID clause become a standard provision in commercial contracts [...]
Limited Liability A history of Salomon v Salomon
INTRODUCTION The concept of limited liability is, as some modern corporate law scholars believe, as important an invention as electricity and the steam engine. This [...]
Articles of Association: What is missing from the Model Articles?
All limited companies must have articles of association. These set the rules company officers must follow when running their companies. “Model” articles of association are [...]
Blockchain: transcending the digital space, and bricks and mortar businesses.
Looking to the future, this article considers the potential for blockchain technology to revolutionise society and its wider impact on everyday life. When you talk about [...]
Can a Director be liable for its actions on behalf of an insolvent Company in England & Wales?
A limited company is an incorporated entity. It has legal fiction, meaning in the eyes of the law, it is for all intents and purposes [...]
