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Monthly Archives: December 2021
Job gazumping
The term ‘gazumping’ is usually reserved for the property world, where a seller accepts a higher offer on their property after already agreeing to a previous offer. However the term is now haunting HR departments who are seeing some of …
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Tagged CoronaVirus, employees, employment, HR, job gazumping, workers
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Article 27 of the GDPR – Do you need to appoint a UK/EU Data Representative?
In this short podcast, Patrick Wheeler, Partner and Head of Data Protection, is joined by trainee Rhiannon Thompson to discuss the impact of Article 27 of both the UK and EU GDPR on businesses which operate in territories where they …
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Tagged Article 27, data breach, Data protection, GDPR, Representative
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CIGA: Mid-course correction or the end of the road?
In this podcast, Jeff Roberts, Partner and Head of Collyer Bristow’s Corporate and Commercial team is joined by Stephen Baister, Deputy Insolvency & Companies Court Judge and Former Chief Bankruptcy Registrar – High Court, to exchange views on the recent …
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Tagged corporate law, insolvency, insolvency legislation, Restructuring
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Lads, run your own accounts
The memorable but unfortunate 2016 tweet by Victor Anichebe of his advisor’s message beginning “Can you tweet something like … unbelievable support yesterday and great effort by the lads! …” following another poor Sunderland performance exposed Anichebe to ridicule and …
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Tagged football clubs, social media, social media managers, sponsored content
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The impact of the FCA climate-related disclosure rules on funds and investors
The FCA has been considering the implementation of new climate-related disclosure rules for asset managers and some other FCA-regulated firms. Valentina Falicheva, an associate in our Corporate and Commercial team discusses the proposals, what the new rules mean in practice …
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Tagged Climate, disclosure rules, FCA, FUNDS, Investors
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Covid update: déjà vu – working from home again
Following the Prime Minister’s announcement on 8 December 2021 (the “Announcement”), the government has once again requested that anyone who is able to work from home does so from 13 December 2021. Those who are not able to work from …
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Tagged COVID, hybrid working, work from home
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Gifts with international elements
When considering making lifetime gifts, international elements can complicate matters. The international dimension may arise because you have assets in foreign jurisdictions or because you are resident or otherwise subject to tax in another country. In such circumstances, it is crucial …
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Tagged foreign assests, inheritance tax, lifetime giving, UK tax
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No thank you for the music – ABBA sues ‘official’ tribute band
Supergroup ABBA is suing British cover band ABBA Mania in the US over a trade mark infringement. It is the second case in as many months following Tina Turner suing a German tribute act claiming she looks too much like …
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Keeping track of positive covenants
Positive covenants can present problems for buyers and developers for a variety of reasons. In essence, as promises to perform particular duties, these covenants can typically be provided in the course of transactions such as sales. They tend to involve …
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Tagged developers, home buyers, indemnity covenants, Positive covenants
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