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Corporate and Commercial Partner Disputes Melissa Worth discusses the latest changes in the Civil Procedural Rules (CPR) and how they may impact those embarking upon litigation cases that go to trial.
Bexley Beaumont Intellectual Property Litigation Partner Bill Lister quite literally changed the face of International Rugby Union with his work on a trademark dispute in 2002. Find out how England Rugby’s current logo came into existence and the impact this case had throughout the International Rugby community.
Following on from her previous article on “Four ways businesses may be affected by Environmental Law”, Partner Emma Tattersdill discusses green claims and the evolving regulation in the EU and UK.
Commercial Partner Ian Thomson is demystifying some of the most common issues in Contract Law with his new blog series, Keeping It Real. His first edition focuses on the importance of having effective Terms and Conditions and how taking the time and effort to get them right can be a huge asset to a business and a worthwhile investment.
As the importance of Cyber Security becomes more apparent, Data Protection Partner Hugh Goulbourne discusses data breaches in the public sector and how human error may account for a higher proportion than you may think.
In her latest article, CEO Karen Bexley reflects on the year so far at Bexley Beaumont, discusses some of her highlights from the year and explains why she is looking forward to planning 2024 and beyond.
Commercial and Data Protection Partner Hugh Goulbourne discusses the importance of cyber security within business leadership and how robust systems are required to mitigate potentially substantial losses.
Commercial Partner Elizabeth Selby discusses her Top 5 Tips for Contract Variations. The article considers five important points to bear in mind when you want to amend a contract.
Commercial and Technology Partner James Teare writes that companies looking to embrace the commercial benefits of AI can’t afford to overlook its possible impact on their Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) obligations - and how that might affect future relations with investors and regulators alike.
