Rent reliefs, break options and force majeure clauses – how commercial tenants can navigate COVID-19
Posted, 26 March 2020
by
Alasdair MacLure in Views
Categories:
Commercial contracts | Commercial property | Coronavirus | Coronavirus and commercial property | Insights
Partner Alasdair MacLure offers food for thought on negotiating with your landlord on your current lease, bringing your lease to an end as well as protective measures for the future.
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Business interruption insurance – is it worth the paper it is written on?
Posted, 24 March 2020
by
Victoria Leslie in Views
Categories:
Commercial contracts | Coronavirus | Coronavirus and litigation | Corporate | Insights | Litigation
How will these insurance policies work in practice, and what other support is available for organisations affected by COVID-19? We take a look.
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Business discontinuity and COVID-19
Posted, 18 March 2020
by
Jody Mitchell in Views
Categories:
Commercial contracts | Coronavirus | Coronavirus and corporate | Corporate
What happens if a business simply can’t complete contracted work for reasons outside its control? Partner Jody Mitchell explains.
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Attracting, incentivising and retaining staff — the EMI scheme option
Posted, 30 December 2019
by
Rod Hutchison in Views
Categories:
Commercial contracts | Corporate | Employment | Insights | Start ups
In an improving industry landscape, how can businesses attract, retain and inspire the best people? An enterprise management incentive (EMI) scheme is one option.
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Fortune favours the brave? Helping SMEs access the right legal support
Posted, 25 September 2019
by
Rod Hutchison in Views
Categories:
Commercial contracts | Corporate | Employment | Start ups
If you’re an entrepreneur, why not join us at the BeBrave event Aberdeen next week to find out more about keeping your business on the right track?
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New guidance on the applicability of liquidated damages
Posted, 26 July 2019
by
Sarah Stuart in Views
Categories:
Commercial contracts | Insights | Litigation
The devil’s in the detail. We look at how a recent case in England provides guidance on the interpretation of LADs.
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Mind your language — personal guarantees and personal interpretation
Posted, 29 May 2019
by
Laura Edmunds in Views
Categories:
Commercial contracts | Corporate | Litigation
A recent case shows how easy it is for parties to differently interpret the intention of a personal guarantee. Laura Edmunds explains.
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Realising efficiency and collaboration in oil and gas
Posted, 05 March 2019
by
Peter Murray in Views
Categories:
Commercial contracts | Corporate | Oil and gas
It's often talked about, but what can the sector do for true collaboration and improved efficiency to take place?
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