Construction
03 May 2017

Limiting Your Liability – Drafting Liability Caps

Limitation of liability clauses are one way in which businesses can manage risk and control their maximum potential financial exposure. As a result, limitation of liability

Employment
03 May 2017

We Are The City: Gender Pay Gap Regulation

Employment partner and HR extraordinaire Helen Beech discusses the Gender Pay Gap Regulation and why the call for information should be just as important to SMEs as it is to large corporations.

Brexit
03 May 2017

Brexit’s impact on immigration in the UK

This week sees Clarkslegal's Managing Partner Monica Atwal discussing why Britain's future of trade will be effected by tougher immigration rules post brexit.

Commercial Real Estate
02 May 2017

Found the perfect venue? Watch out for hidden costs

Starting up your own business can be tough, but dealing with the consequences of poor planning is even tougher. Real Estate partner Simon Ralphs and Clare Garner from Prestige Business Solutions outline the top things to look out for when searching for your perfect location

Construction
26 April 2017

NEC4: enhancing NEC3

After 12 years of NEC3 and its approach to proactive project and risk management, NEC releases NEC4 on 22 June 2017. NEC has described this as an evolution but not a revolution

Litigation and dispute resolution
10 April 2017

When Giving Free Advice to Friends Goes Wrong

Most professionals will have found themselves, at some stage in their career, giving free advice to a friend as a favour.

Construction
10 April 2017

Potential liabilities in construction industry

Clarkslegal takes a look at modern slavery in the construction industry and outlines some actions employers should take to protect their workforce and their reputation

Employment
22 March 2017

Risk of Racism in the Workplace

With emotions running high on both sides, an increase in racial abuse and hate crime has been reported since the UK voted to leave the EU. A recent report called “Race at Work” by Business in the Community revealed the presence of racial harassment and bullying remained present in numerous organisations.

Commercial Real Estate
20 March 2017

Business Rates: Liability Where Property Undergoing Substantial Refurbishment

The Supreme Court recently considered whether commercial premises undergoing substantial redevelopment works had to be valued on the day of valuation for business rates as if they were still a useable office.

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