Changes to website cookie law
“Common sense, not box-ticking”. The UK Government, led by Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden, has rece…
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Unlimited Partnership and Esports
The ability to move at speed on complex work is characteristic of our ‘unlimited’ approach. A great …
Tide change on music streaming? UK parliamentary report calls for “equitable remuneration” for performers
After the war against internet piracy in the 00s, the rise of Spotify and other streaming platforms …
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You have been hacked – only the ransom message gets through. What do you do?
We are all just a click away - your IT and connected systems are out – you have been hacked – only t…
Take Two - Pandemic Rent Suspension Clauses and the 1954 Act
In the recent unreported case of Poundland Limited v Toplain Limited, the Court was once again asked…
Liquidated damages and partial possession in construction contracts
In the Olympic spirit, the TCC dives head first into the proper construction and effect of liquidate…
CMA lays down the gauntlet to UK government on Electric Vehicle charging (and opens its own investigation too)
In December 2020, the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) announced the launch of a ‘market stud…
Bounce back in sports?
While many hoped 2021 would be a bounce back year for the sports industry, the new strain of COVID-1…
Betting and esports look set to collide
A review of UK gambling laws launched by the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS)…
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Edge computing - what to look out for in 2021
Businesses will be familiar with cloud computing, with many having moved their IT to colocation faci…
Liquidated Damages: Triple Point and the return to orthodoxy
On 16 July 2021, the Supreme Court handed down its long awaited judgment in Triple Point Technology …
Retail CVAs – the Unjustly Targeted Landlord?
Businesses in the retail and hospitality sectors are bearing the brunt of the economic fallout cause…
Empty rates mitigation schemes – another one bites the dust?
The discussion around the need to mitigate the impact of business rates on occupiers of Britain’s hi…
International travel and children – is it any easier this summer?
The impact of Covid on family life has presented parents with many challenges. Home schooling may n…
What are the benefits and disadvantages of IPSX and the Mailbox IPO proved anything?
On 14 May 2021 Mailbox REIT plc became the first company to carry out an initial public offering on …
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Covid Arrears of rent: A Greek Tragedy for Landlords
The Greek dramatist Aeschylus is often credited with introducing the plot device known as Deus ex Ma…
‘Toxic’ survivorship clauses: does your Will contain one?
Do you have a survivorship clause in your Will? Chances are you do, if you leave assets to someone o…
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The Beginning of the End of Sovereign Taxation?
With the debt from COVID-19 still mounting, it is clear that funds are needed and they must be raise…
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BeyondPlay redefining the gaming industry
Fladgate has advised online gaming start-up BeyondPlay and its founder, Karolina Pelc, on its €1.5m …
Brexit – a moving target for doing business in the UK
The transition period agreed between the EU and the UK ended on 31 December 2020. Widely overshadow…
Fladgate launches Walgate Family Office
As the first service of the firm’s Walgate brand, Walgate Family Office extends Fladgate’s range of …
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‘Who’s for another round?’
Undeterred hospitality businesses launch another bid to claim business interruption insurance losses…
What do you know about IPSX?
The first IPO on IPSX The International Property Exchange (IPSX) is regulated by the Financial Cond…
Constructing the National Digital Twin
Newly appointed Senior Associate, Sarah Rock discusses the legal challenges faced by building a nati…
