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Nov52024

Packaging – is your supply contract tightly packed?

If you rely on the supply of packaging from a third party, you may be at risk in a number of ways. Does the quality meet your brand standards? Do the materials fulfil the environmental specification? How much wastage is acceptable? Will you suffer a financial loss from delays, for example if goods are perishable,…

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5th November 2024Commercial, Corporate
Oct172024

Logistics issues for commercial premises – keeping goods moving

The way goods and materials are bought and sold in the UK has changed beyond recognition over the last 25 years, with the supply chain and end customers expecting speedy delivery. This has created new demand for logistics and distribution sites, ranging from vast state-of-the art warehouses alongside ‘last mile’ dispatches from a network of…

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17th October 2024Property
Oct42024

Interest on debts – can you claim interest on money owed to your business?

If your business is owed money, the impact on cash flow can be considerable. Since interest rates have improved you could also be losing potential returns on investment, so it is important to keep a tight control on business debts. When chasing late payments, you can ask for interest on the money owed. The most…

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4th October 2024Litigation
Oct12024

Matthew Cowan contributes to Modern Law magazine

Matthew Cowan was delighted to be invited to take part in a discussion on client service for the most recent edition of Modern Law magazine. The article considers how three law firms of differing sizes navigate client care, why it is so important and how building and maintaining relationships is key. Matthew explains that Bracher…

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1st October 2024Firm news
Sep272024

Resolving an energy supply dispute to reduce disruption to your business

All businesses rely on energy supplies to allow them to trade to some extent. Even if your business does not use large amounts of energy for manufacturing or other related work, it will require reliable lighting, heating, and internet supplies to conduct business without disruption. In April 2024, an issue with the electrical installations at…

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27th September 2024Litigation
Sep192024

Easements on commercial property – a guide for beneficiaries

Easements are valuable rights that allow you to use neighbouring land in particular ways, for the benefit of your own property.  Without easements, like a right of way or the right to light, you might not be able to make full use of your property, so they really matter especially when you are operating a…

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19th September 2024Property
Sep42024

The power of a letter before action in a business dispute

If you are involved in a business dispute, then it is sensible to try to resolve the matter as quickly and cost-efficiently as possible to avoid or reduce the chances of having to go to court. Taking advice at an early stage from a solicitor who is experienced in dispute resolution is vital, and one…

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4th September 2024Commercial, Corporate, Litigation
Aug282024

Commercial development and biodiversity net gain

If you get planning permission for the development of a site, it now comes with an obligation to ensure that there is a net gain in biodiversity. The statutory obligation is to demonstrate a minimum 10 per cent increase in biodiversity after the development has been completed, compared with the site before the development began. …

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28th August 2024Property
Aug132024

Are electronic agreements the best way forward?

With the rise of the digital era and advances in technology, we have seen and will continue to see growth in the use of electronic contracts to conclude legal agreements between parties. While there are advantages in terms of speed and remote access, there are also security risks. So, do the advantages outweigh the disadvantages?…

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13th August 2024Commercial, Corporate
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