What is Commercial Conveyancing?
Ali Gurler Property Law Consultant Solicitor Commercial conveyancing is the process of transferring the legal ownership of a commercial property, either leasehold or freehold, from one party to another. The term “commercial property” refers to business premises such as hotels, industrial units, retail premises, cafes, restaurants, pubs, cinemas, gyms, storage facilities, offices etc. The commercial […]
Common Legal Myths in UK Law
Hiba Bouhlani Paralegal British Law is dotted with eccentric legislature and testament to its slew of political and historical struggles which eventually made way to the governing system we have in place now. A lot of these myths are widely held as fact by much of the population and have been steeped in history. Erroneous […]
Common Problems in Contracts and How You Can Avoid Them
“Welcome to XTREME ADVENTURE PARK – a place where your inner child can come out and play! Please note that you must sign the disclaimer before being permitted to enter the park… Have fun!” Helmet and harness on, your customer is ready to take on the adventure park. Disclaimer in hand, they read “XTREME ADVENTURE […]
I’m Starting a Business… Do I Need a Contract?
An entrepreneur’s guide to understanding contracts. Starting a business can be an exhilarating and marvelous milestone in life. Entrepreneurs are usually occupied with ensuring their idea, service or product is ripe and ready for picking (metaphorically of course – unless you’re starting a fruit and veg business) by their customers or clients. Often, up and […]
Alternative Dispute Resolution: Mandatory or Optional?
What is ADR? You may find yourself subject to a party’s wrath, whereby litigation seems like the only path that they will stubbornly take. Such a circumstance can inflict undue stress, time and costs – things we universally want to avoid. Although alternative dispute resolution (ADR) is often a viable option, many avoid this in […]
Are you a Geek?
Do you spend most of your time in a lab? Or perhaps you spend it before a computer screen? Is the idea you are chasing in hot pursuit consuming you? Have you spent years and years researching, coding, tackling technical problems and finally solving them? It may be a new device or method of production […]
What is a Part 36 Offer?
A Part 36 Offer is a written settlement offer that provides a period of not less than 21 days in which the offer can be accepted and if the offer is not accepted within that time and the other party subsequently fails to beat the offer, then there will be costs and other consequences. If […]
EU Transition TM Registration
Trade marks and BREXIT: Trade marks are signs which are used in connection with a product or services to distinguish it from other similar products or services.In many countries, registration creates a rebuttable presumption about the proof of ownership of the mark. In general, registration of a mark has effect in the territory only in […]
Database rights
Database rights UK Brexit: Database is a collection of data in an systematic and methodological manner which may be retrievable by computer or other means. There are two ways in which the data can be protected under the EU Law; copyright and a sui generis system. The copyright protects the selection of materials and its […]
The pursuit of inspirations
He paid years of his life studying drawing and painting, developing his own well-known style, learning about composition, colours, light and shadow effects. He spent hours pursuing his passion, and nights passed by him alone with colour splashes around his hands, arms, and clothes. He spared no efforts dancing around colours to express his deep […]
