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Within its sights: Energy transition in the South

There is untapped scope for the South to become a major player in the energy transition discussion, according to international law...

Cohabitation: Is the current UK legislation in need of reform?

Although couples in cohabiting relationships form part of the fastest-growing family type, many people are still under the impression...

Are employees calling the shots now?

The dynamics of the employer-employee relationship have undergone a significant transformation in recent years, marked by a shift in...

Data transfers home and overseas: Ensuring safe passage

Navigating the rules surrounding the transfer of personal data to different countries around the world can be complex. Multiple scenarios...

Asset protection trusts – the pitfalls

Our specialist Private Client team at Mayo Wynne Baxter meets many clients who have sought advice in the past, and prepared trusts,...

The rising costs of DSARs for businesses

A recent surge in data subject access requests (DSARs) is costing businesses millions of pounds, with the  average individual...

Employee share schemes

These provide and allow key employees to have an equity interest in your business, without the risk of creating minority shareholder...

Will you resolve to get your affairs in order in the New Year?

Thinking about Christmas usually conjures images of family and friends having fun, but it can also be a time of sadness, remembering...

Keeping it confidential

If you are in business, then at some point you are likely to come across or require a confidentiality agreement (also commonly...

What’s changing in the employment law and HR world?

Next year there are some legislative changes coming into effect which will impact all employers. Employers not only need to be...

Equity or debt?

For any sale transaction, you will need legal and tax support, with many deals involving corporate finance When the cost of borrowing...

Marriage, divorce and relationships in estate disputes

Our relationship status at the time of our deaths plays a key role in how our estates are dealt with. However, the last thing you are...

AI in business

When we launched our LawEasier service back in 2017, we were a law firm ahead of the curve. LawEasier uses a form of artificial intelligence...

Should employers have to police workplace conversations?

Rebecca Thornley-Gibson outlines how far firms can go and wonders whether recent comments by business secretary, Kemi Badenoch, may...

Big Brother is watching you at work

In an era dominated by technological advancements, the notion of “Big Brother is Watching You” has transitioned from dystopian...

Are the Government reforms of non-compete clauses a good or bad thing?

Non-compete clauses have, for years, been a thorn in the side of both business owners and employment lawyers alike. Described by the...

Fixed Recoverable Cost regime to be introduced

From October 1st 2023, the new Fixed Recoverable Costs regime will be implemented in civil claims. The changes are expected to have...

Alternative exits for business owners

After a tough few years, many business owners are keen to move on with their lives. Sale or Private Equity (PE) can be the answer,...

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