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April 9, 2024

Understanding Compulsory Liquidation: A Guide for Creditors

If a UK company owes you or your organisation money, you might be considering your options for recovering the debt. One effective method is applying for compulsory liquidation, also known as 'winding up' the company. However, there are important details you should understand before starting this process.

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Insight
April 8, 2024

Key Employment Law changes taking effect from 6 April 2024

According to ACAS, 70% of employees and 43% of employers are unaware of the recent important changes in employment law. We recommend that all businesses undertake an urgent review of their policies, procedures and contracts to ensure that these changes are incorporated, and to thereby avoid potential legal claims and promote a culture of fairness and wellbeing in the workplace.

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Insight
March 21, 2024

Best Practice for Crafting Online Terms and Conditions for Consumer Contracts

Crafting effective online Terms and Conditions (T&Cs) for consumer contracts is increasingly vital for businesses in a digital world. In the UK, a mix of specific regulations and consumer protection laws, such as the Consumer Rights Act 2015 (CRA) and the Consumer Contracts (Information, Cancellation, and Additional Charges) Regulations 2013 (CCR), provide an essential safety net for online consumer interactions.

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March 19, 2024

iLaw hires new Head of Employment Law

iLaw has appointed Rachel Lester as its new Head of Employment Law. Rachel's addition to the team is significant given that employment law issues are among the most common and impactful challenges that businesses face, affecting both employers and employees significantly.

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Insight
March 16, 2024

Alternative Dispute Resolution: A Closer Look at Mediation

Legal conflicts are inevitable. However, the journey to resolve these conflicts doesn't always have to lead through the court's doors. With the UK government's push towards reducing litigation costs, Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) has emerged as an appealing choice for those seeking a remedy without the intimidating prospect of a trial (as most cases are settled long before they go to court).

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Insight
March 15, 2024

A Guide to Production Orders

A Production Order is a legal mandate compelling an individual or business to furnish documents to a law enforcement agency, such as the CPS, NCA, HMRC, or SFO. These orders are increasingly common in investigations involving frozen funds, compelling the production of or access to specific materials, including bank statements, within a defined timeframe.

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Insight
February 21, 2024

Restraint Orders in Criminal Investigations

Restraint orders, issued by the Crown Court, are legal measures that prohibit specified individuals from handling their assets during a criminal investigation in England or Wales. These orders do not necessitate a criminal charge or conviction and are typically enacted early in investigations. Their primary goal is to safeguard assets against dissipation or concealment in anticipation of a potential criminal conviction.

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Insight
February 13, 2024

Understanding Smart Contracts

Smart contracts have been revolutionising the way we execute agreements in the modern world. These are not your typical contracts, but computer programmes that automate the enforcement of agreements, stored securely on a blockchain. They trigger actions, such as transferring funds, when predefined conditions are met, ensuring a seamless, trustworthy, and efficient process.

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Insight
February 8, 2024

Environment Agency Introduces Economic Crime Unit

The Environment Agency has established an Economic Crime Unit (ECU) aimed at curbing money laundering and other financial crimes within the waste management industry. The ECU's mission, in the agency's own words, is "to ensure those working in waste management do the right thing and gangsters are unable to operate in the sector." This initiative comes in response to findings that nearly 20% of all waste in England is managed illegally.

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Insight
January 27, 2024

Understanding the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act

The Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023, while less publicised than its name might suggest, is a crucial piece of legislation broadening the scope of corporate criminal liability. Its primary aim is to bolster the UK's capabilities in detecting and sanctioning significant economic crimes, including the estimated £100 billion laundered annually through the UK.

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