Practice Notes: Commercial
Cats and dogs: a lesson in unregistered IP rights
If it’s your perception that intellectual property has little to do with commercial property, you are wrong, as Michael Edenborough QC explains
Take a break
Tenants need to consider their options in a climate marked by uncertainty and tough high street conditions, says Alex Wyatt
Freelancing: a new era?
Despite some high-profile naysaying early on, the introduction of freelance solicitors may yet re-shape the legal landscape
Putting off the competition
Drafting effective restrictive covenants in a law firm’s partnership deed is vital to protect the firm against team moves which can be catastrophic, says J
The sky’s the limit
It’s a long way from her childhood ambition of stand-up comedy but Suzanne Liversidge is embarking on a monumental new leadership role at Kennedys, and pla
Digital tension with the law
Tom Pritchard asks whether it’s time for digital witnesses following the Law Commission report on electronic execution
A matter of intention
Mark Reading and Isabel Lich analyse the first application of the Franses conditional intention test for landlords in the context o
Law Commission confirms validity of electronic signatures
The Law Commission has confirmed that electronic signatures can be used to execute documents and are, in most cases, a viable alternative to handwritte
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