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Imminent departure from the EU Regulation regime does not, necessarily, mean freedom from international obligations and regulations. Since 1972 the regulation of our seas has become both international and complex.

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Ashfords' In House Legal Bulletin - September 2019

September 2019

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Planning to move abroad with your children? – How to prepare the best relocation case

If you are separated or divorced and would like to move abroad with the children, the first step is always to approach the other parent, or any other person who has parental responsibility, and ask for their consent.

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Family Disputes – When You Can’t Even Agree on Whether or Not you Agreed

For many good reasons, families go into business together. From husband and wife partnerships through to Walmart Inc, family businesses can be hugely successful and unsurprisingly so.

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No will - so what for businesses?

There is a fairly widespread, misplaced belief that it’s unnecessary to go to the trouble and expense of preparing a Will.

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Post-Brexit Right to Work checks

There is continued uncertainty surrounding whether the UK will exit the EU on 31 October, with or without a deal, and the impact this will have on the rights of EU nationals to migrate to the UK to work.

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The new EU sanctions on cyber criminals and what they mean for your business

The cyber risks facing businesses today are significant and only increasing.

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Building safety consultation – and how it could affect you

Following the fire at Grenfell Tower in June 2017, the Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government released a consultation seeking views on a new building safety regime.

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The Court of Appeal makes no exception: force majeure and compensatory damages

In the recent case of Classic Maritime Inc v Limbungan Makmur Sdn Bhd [2019] EWCA Civ 1102 the Court of Appeal explored the distinction between exception and force majeure clauses, whilst also providing clarity on the principle of compensatory damages.

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Rectification: the Court of Appeal restates the law on common mistake

The Court of Appeal has recently clarified the test to be applied in deciding whether the written terms of a contract may be rectified.

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