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In certain situations involving personal and professional relationships, people need to protect confidential information. Whether it’s a business acquisition or employment contract, having a written agreement about the disclosure of such information is often vital.
While parties can agree informally not to share sensitive details, they may struggle to enforce the a...
This article examines the role that the Housing Grants, Construction and Regeneration Act 1996 (as Amended) (‘the Act’) plays in construction disputes. We look at whether residential occupiers are excluded from the Ac and the impact this has on resolving disputes. Our construction litigation team regularly advise on these issues and the Act. If you think you might be in a dis...
Adjudication is a form of alternative dispute resolution that is used more frequently in the construction industry than in any other sector. The reason for this is that any party to a construction contract has a statutory right to place a dispute before an adjudicator, subject to certain exceptions.
This article examines adjudication, including its process, timeline...
Meta Description: Suspect a shareholder or director of using company assets for personal gain? It’s quite common and a breach of statutory duties. Learn more about it here.
A Shareholder Is Using Company Assets For Personal Gain. What Can I Do to Stop This?Finding out that another shareholder or director is using company assets for personal gain or profit is not...
Rent increases are often tricky to navigate and emotionally charged for both landlords and tenants. While landlords are entitled to adjust rents to reflect market conditions, they must follow strict legal guidelines. Tenants, on the other hand, have the right to question or challenge increases they feel are unfair.
But what makes an increase unfair, and how do you i...
