We are joined by Elizabeth Lee, who is sharing crucial insight into the important documents that need to be used at the beginning of a transaction to set out the commercial terms that the parties have agreed to, and the extent to which these are legally binding. We are talking specifically about heads of agreements and memorandums of understanding.

In this episode, we discuss issues relating to descriptive trade marks. We are also giving out our Trade mark Information Pack if you’re interested in finding out how trade mark registration might work for you.

What is sham contracting? And what are the consequences of incorrectly classifying an employee as an independent contractor? Elizabeth Lee answers these questions through lessons learned from a recent action against a Pizza Hut franchisee.

Welcome to The Deal Room podcast. I'm Joanna Oakey, and this is our very first episode. I'm really excited! I love the area of business sale. It's fascinating, fast moving and often action packed.

Welcome to The Deal Room podcast. I'm Joanna Oakey, and this is our very first episode. I'm really excited! I love the area of business sale. It's fascinating, fast moving and often action packed.

Is your marketing strategy within the legal bounds? Here are five tips you need to keep in mind to keep you out of the legal traps in marketing.

The issue of terminating employees can be a really difficult area for employers to navigate. And it's an issue that comes up time and time again with our clients. To give this subject the proper treatment that it deserves, we have on board Jayne Qorraj, who heads up the Employment and Litigation division at Aspect Legal.

We're all about trying to save our clients and our listeners on this show from some of the issues that we have seen in the past. To do just that, we've invited our very own trade marks expert at Aspect Legal, Grace Yi, to talk about the common mistakes that people make in this area.

If you're a small business or if you deal with small businesses as contractors or as suppliers, you should really be thinking about how this new legislation might apply in your business situations and what the legislation means for you and your organisation in the approach that you're taking to your contracts.

Defamation is an area of law that involves a publication in any form whatsoever about someone that might be considered to cause harm to someone else. A lot of people think it only has to be something that's actually written down or something that's spoken. But that's not the case at all.