Having recently returned from the 114th Session of the International Labour Conference in Geneva, I have been reflecting on the work of the International Labour Organisation (ILO) and the important role it plays in gl ...
Sharing information in a business sale
You have accepted an offer to sell your business, but taking an agreement in principle through to completion may involve the need to divulge your company’s private information ...
The Employment Rights Act 2025 made certain changes to the rules around holiday records, which came into effect on 6th April 2026.
Let’s break these down…
What holiday records do employers need to keep?
Employer ...
Every company must keep a register of its members (essentially, its shareholders). This requirement is imposed by company legislation and is intended to ensure that legal ownership of shares is definitive.
A company’s ...
Community Interest Companies (‘CICs’) are designed with social enterprises in mind, offering a credible, regulated means through which to provide community benefit, whilst also maintaining the ability to trade and ge ...
Cork and another v Smith [2026] EWHC 1199 (Ch) and the use of Artificial Intelligence
In the recent case of Cork and another v Smith, the High Court publicly admonished a law firm and two of its solicitors (a senior ass ...
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