LITIGATION - Part 2 Pre-action protocols are a series of steps to be taken by a person who wishes to bring a claim to court. These steps are intended to be easy to follow and to ensure that everyone involved is aware of the problem in dispute and what each ‘side’ states has happened. They are...

Companies have long eyed up competitors’ talent with a view to bringing them on board to increase their own competitiveness. However, this activity is fraught with danger in terms of potential legal consequences. There are many dos and don’ts of staff poaching. If a company has an eye on a...

Have you been accused of bullying or harassing at work? If so, it's critical that you follow this procedure and cooperate with any internal and external investigations at your workplace. This type of accusation is serious and even if you believe it isn't justified, you need to tread carefully and...

When entering into a contract it is important to ensure the name of the party you are contracting with is correct. However, if a mistake is made all may not be lost. There are two recent High Court cases on this point (outlined below). The cases show that it may not be fatal to name a contracting...

This is a simplified collection of frequently asked questions about extradition. Extradition is a complex topic and anyone facing extradition proceedings should contact an experienced extradition specialist for formal legal advice. What is extradition? Extradition is the mechanism whereby states...

When starting a new business, it is important to understand the main differences between the two types before you register. A private limited company is a legal entity, run by directors and owned by shareholders. Often, in smaller companies, these are the same people. Limited companies are required ...