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Force majeure and contractual performance in light of the Middle East conflict
As the conflict in the Middle East continues, growing disruption across global supply chains is placing increasing strain on businesses’ contractual rights and obligations. For companies with direct exposure to
What the CMA’s latest green claims guidance means for businesses
Businesses making environmental claims about their products or services will need to pay closer attention to compliance at every stage of the supply chain following new guidance from the UK’s
CMA imposes £473,000 penalty for failure to comply with information notice
The UK Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has imposed a £473,000 penalty on a private car park management company for failing to respond to an information notice. The decision, issued
Technology Proof-of-Concept Agreements: 6 Legal Issues Businesses Often Miss
Businesses frequently want to test new technology before committing to a full commercial contract. A supplier may offer a proof-of-concept (PoC) or pilot project to demonstrate how its software or
Dynamic Pricing: Legal considerations for UK businesses
Dynamic pricing tools are increasingly shaping how businesses set prices. Across online marketplaces, subscription services, energy providers and travel companies, automated systems adjust prices based on demand, supply and market
Forming a Company in Switzerland: Articles of Association and Shareholders’ Agreements Explained
When forming a company in Switzerland, founders often focus on capital, tax and regulatory approvals. Corporate documentation receives less attention, yet it plays a decisive role in governance, investor relations