11/27/2025 2:52:53 PM Preparation not prediction: Legal moves that build resilience By Jeremy Kelly Lucy Trott Sophie Ashcroft James Evison Lucy Barnes +2 more... Show less In-house teams can’t control global volatility, but they can control how they prepare for it. This article explores the practical steps...
11/20/2025 4:03:12 PM TUPE protections disapplied by provisional liquidation – Secretary of State v Sahonta By Lucy Trott The Employment Appeal Tribunal has confirmed in the Secretary of State for Business and Trade v Sahonta [2025] EAT 166 that some of the...
11/14/2025 11:45:16 AM What’s your next move? Insights from S&B Activate 2025 By Beverley Flynn Gustaf Duhs Charles Maurice Most legal events tell you what’s changed. This one was about what to do next. S&B Activate 2025 brought together business leaders,...
11/7/2025 2:23:06 PM Property pains: what Pizza Hut’s administration means for commercial landlords By Chloe Fisher The recent news of Pizza Hut going into administration is a reminder of the pressures continuing to be faced in the hospitality and...
10/3/2025 1:43:46 PM Thames Water: restructuring or renationalisation? By Lucy Trott It’s sink or swim for Thames Water’s last ditch restructuring proposal as the UK’s largest water utility attempts once again to avoid...
9/25/2025 3:31:10 PM When IP dies with the brand: lessons from the Notting Hill Shopping Bag case By Georgie Barrow The UK high street continues to contract, with economic pressures and fast fashion competition forcing brands, like Claire’s, into...
9/17/2025 10:00:18 AM Financial pressures mount for universities in refinancing crunch By Helen Martin The Financial Times reported yesterday on the tough refinancing conditions faced by some British universities, in the face of the...
8/21/2025 3:33:01 PM Private schools feeling the pinch By Lucy Trott The number of private schools entering administration has increased by 50% in the first half of this year according to The Times...
8/6/2025 5:32:56 PM The Great British strike off: targeting fraudsters By Lucy Trott The National Crime Agency (NCA) has announced that 11,500 companies have been struck off following a collaborative investigation by the...
7/28/2025 1:28:20 PM UK government to target late payments in new small business strategy By Helen Martin The government is preparing to introduce a new small business strategy aimed at addressing persistent challenges faced by small and...
7/18/2025 12:38:11 PM Turning up the heat: Insolvency Service sets out new Investigation and Enforcement Strategy By Helen Martin The Insolvency Service has published an ambitious five-year Investigation and Enforcement Strategy, outlining its approach to tackling...
7/11/2025 1:48:34 PM Shelf-help - suppliers take action to protect themselves from Poundland risk By Helen Martin The Times reports that Poundland is struggling to keep its shelves stocked due to supplier concerns over the retailer’s financial health....