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Court finds automatic email footer equates to a “signature”

For many years, property professionals have been able to conduct their negotiations without much fear of inadvertently creating a binding contract, thanks to section 2 of the Law of Property (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1989.

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HMRC updates its guidance on the taxation of cryptocurrency

On 1st November 2019, HMRC published guidance on the taxation of cryptoassets for businesses following the publication of guidance for individuals in December 2018.

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FCA: 18 month delay to the enforcement to the Second European Payment Services Directive (Secure...

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has announced that the enforcement of PSD2 SCA is to be delayed for 18 months to allow for its phased implementation to enable businesses further time to prepare.

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Trade marks - protecting your valuable business assets

Trade marks are important tools for all businesses and, in a competitive market, distinctive trade marks help a business differentiate its goods and/or services from those of another. Watch this video to find out more.

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Ashfords LLP proud sponsor of Tech South West Awards ceremony

Law firm Ashfords LLP was delighted to sponsor the inaugural Tech South West Awards ceremony held at the Mercure Rougemont Hotel, Exeter on 27 November 2019, where business leaders, tech entrepreneurs and organisations came together from across the region.

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Ashfords' In House Legal Bulletin - November 2019

November 2019

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A guide to family business reorganisation

There are lots of reasons why people might want to reorganise their business and do a group re-organisation. Lots of family businesses have multi- generations involved and may want to plan for the future. To find out more watch this video.

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Philip Stephen Wallace (as Liquidator of Carna Meats (UK) Limited) v George Wallace

The power to require the production of documents and information under s.236(3) of the Insolvency Act 1986 was a standalone power, separate from the power to require attendance under s.236(2) and was not territorial in nature.

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Singularis Holdings Ltd (in Official Liquidation) v Daiwa Capital Markets Europe Ltd (2019)

The Supreme Court has handed down its judgment in favour of Singularis, finding that investment bank Daiwa had breached their Quincecare duty of care to the company.

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General election 2020: could we be bidding farewell to Entrepreneurs’ Relief?

As the general election looms closer, the Labour party’s manifesto proposes significant tax reform, with a large focus on increases to corporation tax and a reassessment of existing tax reliefs.

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