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Employment law and HR

The landscape of employment law is constantly evolving. Get in touch with our experienced employment lawyers who will help you navigate this rapidly evolving area of law by offering employment law advice cost-effectively, providing accurate legal advice, support and guidance tailored to your specific needs.

Intellectual property disputes solicitors

Our intellectual property solicitors advise businesses and individuals on how to protect and seek resolution when there is an IP infringement including patents, trade marks, design and copyright litigation.

Funding a dispute

Before you can make any decision as to whether you wish to engage in resolving a dispute and/or pursue or defend litigation, you will need to understand how much the process will cost, when fees will need to be paid and the options for funding the likely costs.

Dealing with a property investment sale

David Slade, partner in the Commercial Real Estate team discusses commercial property investment sales and purchases.

Mixed Use Spaces – a Fad or the Future?

Wright Hassall's Commercial Real Estate team advised the freeholder of a SIPP Pension Fund and the subsequent letting from the pension fund to the commercial tenant on Citation House in Worcester city centre.

No waiver clauses called into question by Court of Appeal

No waiver clauses are a very common feature of the ‘boilerplate’ provisions in commercial contracts and as such they appear in a huge number and variety of agreements.

Happy Birthday, Mareva – 50 years of helping businesses to get their money

Learn what freezing orders (Mareva injunctions) are, when they apply, and how they protect your business in commercial disputes.

A failure to advise on funding

The obligation on solicitors to advise in respect of the different ways of funding litigation applies to commercial entities as well as individuals.

The obligation to advise on funding

The obligation on solicitors to advise in respect of the different ways of funding litigation applies to commercial entities as well as individuals.

The relevance of the “primary activity” of a site to adjudication

Most commercial construction contracts are subject to adjudication, even if the contract is silent on that issue.