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A No Oral Modification clause is often included in a commercial contract to prevent informal changes being agreed once the contract is in operation...

Emails might be seen as informal, but they are just as capable of creating binding agreements as good old-fashioned pen and paper. The Business and Property Court recently reminded us of this in Athena Brands v Superdrug...

The UK Government has said that a new immigration system will be ready in January 2021, following the end of the current transitional period negotiated with the EU...

The introduction of the new tax regime for consultants in the private sector is arriving soon...

As we move towards an increasingly connected future in transport, vast amounts of data are being collected and shared...

The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) has fined London based pharmacy, Doorstep Dispensaree Ltd, £275,000 for failing to ensure the security of documents containing personal data...

We look at Brexit next steps here, and consider the legal and regulatory impact of the UK's election result...

In our SportsTech Ten series, we are interviewing disruptors and innovators in the SportsTech ecosystem...

Employed research staff are normally paid for their work, with the expectation that inventions and creative work that they produce will belong to the organisation they work for...

A UK Government-backed task force has reviewed the status of cryptocurrencies and smart contracts under the existing law. In a new Legal Statement, they offer some welcome clarity to these evolving technologies...

Have you ever wondered why the lights stay on when you unplug an electronic device?...

Nintendo's popular Switch game console is credited with turning around the fortunes of the Japanese consumer electronics giant. Strong sales of both hardware and games followed its 2017 launch, with some 36 million consoles sold to date...