Is your GDPR Privacy Notice legal? The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) recently issued an annex to an enforcement notice analysing why the ICO considered that the privacy notices used by the company which had been fined did not meet the
Navigating Data Subject Access Requests: Insights from ICO’s Updated Guidance In May 2023, the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) released updated guidance to help employers handle Data Subject Access Requests (DSARs) more effectively. This guidance was created in response to a
Your responsibilities as a director if your company is facing insolvency If you are a company director, you will know you have a ‘fiduciary duty’ to act in best interests of the company and its shareholders – this is your
When it’s time to call it quits… …and end your agreement. The other party may have breached, but does that mean you can terminate your contract? A recent case has highlighted that terminating a contract for the other party’s breach
Why you need a shareholder agreement (even if you think you don’t). At the beginning of an agreement between founder shareholders, it can be common for opinions to be divided as to how best spend the often meagre amount of
What are ESGs and how do they affect me? Sustainability and environmental issues have been hot topics for a while now and, if you’ve been wondering if these affect your business at all, you might be aware of the ESG
It’s your company…but who owns it? Most businesses that have been trading for more than a few years will have a bit of a history of share transactions. This might mean that shares in your company have been issued, transferred
There’s no doubt that running a company can be stressful, often involving juggling many balls at the same time and a seemingly never-ending list of tasks. So it’s common for CEOs and company directors to delegate the corporate admin to their
Working life has changed dramatically over the last year. More of us than ever are working from home and ‘zooming’ has become a verb that no longer exclusively applies to whizzing around at speed! But what about our commercial contracting
Although the UK officially left the EU almost a year ago, we’ve been working through a transition period. This means that even though we’re not in the EU, life has carried on more-or-less as normal (at least, as normal as anything could be in 2020!).