Despite some high-profile naysaying early on, the introduction of freelance solicitors may yet re-shape the legal landscape

Up to 2.4m small and medium sized businesses (SMEs), start-ups and the self-employed are being let down by the legal system and could be falling into a legal gap, according to research jus

While there are benefits to the LLP model, Daniel Sutherland warns those considering making the switch from a traditional partnership to draft their member agreement with care

While the tools are now in place to bring collective proceedings in competition cases, the CAT will carefully examine any requests for certification, explains Mar

Following a recent victory for timeshare providers, David Partington suggests claimants attempting to challenge these arrangements have been fighting on the wron

Rémy Blain and Mathew Rea consider whether French contract law could become the preferred choice to govern international busines

Debbie King advises companies on due diligence in light of Brexit, the interpretation of the phrase ‘close of business’, and other recent developments in compan

Ned Beale discusses some important developments for consumers arising out of RBS’s PAG judgment and the rights issue litigatio

Who should own the corporation and should the framework for economic activity be owned by anyone, asks Godfre