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Unfair by definition

You can check out any time you like but you can never compete? A Court of Appeal decision on restrictive covenants by employee shareholders

A remotely interesting case

This 2020 Privy Council case was about the basis on which you work out how far you can go when working out for what kinds of losses you can claim damages when there is a breach of contract, before they have to be treated as irrecoverable because they are too remote.

Reflective on loss

This recent case was described by one of the judges as raising ‘one of the most important and difficult questions of law to come before the Supreme Court for some time’.

Mothballs and Spring cleaning

March 2020 In these new conditions, what can businesses do to survive and then thrive when things get back to (the new) normal? Some food for thought

Why you have warranties in business and share sales

October 2019 A guide to how the law works when you buy shares in a company and later have a warranty claim. Plus a recent case (at 2019) about it. Quite a lot of background here (in fact there are three of them) but all possibly useful stuff to know particularly if you ever want to buy or sell a business…