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  • 20 March 2023
  • Privacy and Data Protection

The ICO’s updated Guidance on AI and Data Protection: What is new?

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a new technology and its laws and regulations, as well as guidance released on good practices in this area, are quickly developing.
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  • 15 March 2023
  • Immigration

How to sponsor workers from outside the UK

UK businesses can sponsor overseas worker or non-settled worker already within the UK once successfully being granted a sponsor licence.
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  • 13 March 2023
  • Immigration

How to obtain a UK worker sponsor licence?

To be eligible for a sponsor licence, the Home Office must be satisfied that a business is a genuine entity operating lawfully.

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  • 10 March 2023
  • Litigation and dispute resolution

Oh, of course! An Implied Term

Implied Terms have been around for hundreds of years, yet still provide issues for contracting parties from time to time. The Supreme Court, in the recent case of Barton & Ors v Morris & Anr UKSC 3, has considered the law in this area which should serve as an important reminder to all contracting parties.
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  • 08 March 2023
  • Employment

International Women’s Day 2023 – Empowerment of all women and girls in technology

International Women’s Day celebrates women’s achievements and aims for a world free of bias, stereotypes and discrimination. 
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  • 06 March 2023
  • Commercial Real Estate

Complying with MEES: Improve your EPC rating before the deadline

Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards (MEES) are regulations aimed at improving energy efficiency standards in properties – this article relates to commercial properties onlyUnder the MEES regime, the EPC rating of a property is crucial if you want to grant a lease.. Since 2018, commercial properties are required by law to have an EPC rating between A and E and forms part of the government’s aim to be carbon neutral.

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  • 28 February 2023
  • Public Procurement

Public procurement: no mercy for last-minute bidders

Many bid teams will be familiar with the last-minute rush which can sometimes ensue before a big submission deadline. It is not uncommon in a complex procurement for the Invitation to Tender to set out a myriad of documents.

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  • 23 February 2023
  • Privacy and Data Protection

Artificial intelligence: an exciting technology, or a venture into unknown waters?

The Law Society states that ‘artificial intelligence’ (AI) involves computer systems which can replicate human cognitive functions, and that it includes algorithms detecting patterns in data, as well as applying these to automate certain tasks.

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  • 22 February 2023
  • Employment

Should the without prejudice rule apply to your settlement agreement? 

Settlement negotiations are generally subject to the 'without prejudice' rule. This means that evidence of genuine attempts to settle an existing dispute cannot be disclosed in tribunal or court proceedings.
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  • 14 February 2023
  • Employment

Helen Beech comments on ‘how best to handle workplace romances to avoid tribunal claims’

In Personnel Today, Helen Beech, Partner at Clarkslegal comments on the legal side of love.
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  • 14 February 2023
  • Corporate and M&A

Clarkslegal’s corporate team advises the shareholders of Independent Governance Group on sale to LDC

Led by Corporate Partners, Stuart Mullins and Ashan Arif, Clarkslegal’s corporate team advised the exiting shareholders of the Independent Governance Group on their multi-million pound sale to private equity investment firm, LDC.
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  • 13 February 2023
  • Litigation and dispute resolution

Supreme Court makes landmark decision in the Tate Modern Case

The Supreme Court has ruled in favour of local residents in their nuisance claim against the Tate Modern whose gallery viewing platform overlooked their homes.

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