The law of economic torts in England provides a flexible cause of action to address all sorts of damage caused to businesses. When a person or business intentionally interferes with another party’s business and causes economic loss, that unlawful activity may be addressed by utilising a long standing action in the law of torts known as unlawful means conspiracy. It is one of the pillars of economic torts. Our London Solicitors comment.
11 February 2014 Commercial & Business LawNic Drukker
If a competitor or other third party has induced an employee to intentionally commit wrongdoing or act detrimentally to your business, then you might have recourse to a legal remedy and potential damages under the tort of inducing breach of contract, or procuring breach of contract in modern parlance.
Small and medium sized businesses face a greater risk of cybercrime and online fraud than larger enterprises. In this article, we discuss why smaller businesses are being targeted, how cyberattacks can be avoided using effective monitoring and the steps that should be taken if you discover that your business is at risk.
14 October 2013Updated: 23 March 2015 Intellectual PropertyLeigh Ellis
In this quick guide to the Intellectual Property Enterprise Court, we discuss some of the distinctive characteristics of the specialist Court and why many small and medium sized businesses can benefit from the streamlined procedure and financial limitations imposed to assert and enforce IP claims.
1 May 2008Updated: 13 November 2012 Terms of Contracts
Fundamental principles of law prevent contracting parties from assigning contractual rights to another person. Should a contracting party wish to assign its rights to a third party, the agreement of the person to take on the responsibilities in the contract is required.
Conspiracy
The law of economic torts in England provides a flexible cause of action to address all sorts of damage caused to businesses. When a person or business intentionally interferes with another party’s business and causes economic loss, that unlawful activity may be addressed by utilising a long standing action in the law of torts known as unlawful means conspiracy. It is one of the pillars of economic torts. Our London Solicitors comment.
Commercial & Business Law Nic Drukker
If a competitor or other third party has induced an employee to intentionally commit wrongdoing or act detrimentally to your business, then you might have recourse to a legal remedy and potential damages under the tort of inducing breach of contract, or procuring breach of contract in modern parlance.
Fraud David Wheeler
Small and medium sized businesses face a greater risk of cybercrime and online fraud than larger enterprises. In this article, we discuss why smaller businesses are being targeted, how cyberattacks can be avoided using effective monitoring and the steps that should be taken if you discover that your business is at risk.
Intellectual Property Leigh Ellis
In this quick guide to the Intellectual Property Enterprise Court, we discuss some of the distinctive characteristics of the specialist Court and why many small and medium sized businesses can benefit from the streamlined procedure and financial limitations imposed to assert and enforce IP claims.
Data Protection & Privacy
Terms of Contracts
Fundamental principles of law prevent contracting parties from assigning contractual rights to another person. Should a contracting party wish to assign its rights to a third party, the agreement of the person to take on the responsibilities in the contract is required.