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Are Shareholder Buyout Provisions Important? The enthusiasm and drive that go with embarking on any new business venture, including setting up a company, can sometimes blind those involved to the possibili

What Happens If A Director-Shareholder Dies? The death of a director, whether they are also a shareholder or not is a significant event in the life of a company. It can trigger a number of legal consequenc

UK Corporate Joint Ventures: Protecting Minority Shareholders In corporate joint ventures, minority shareholders are often vulnerable because they have limited influence on decision-making compared to majority shareholders

How Do I Defend A Defamation Case? If you are facing a defamation claim, think carefully before trying to deal with the matter without legal advice. Defamation law is complicated, and cases in

#Me Too, Defamation And The Public Interest Defence Victims of crime, including historical sexual assaults where the perpetrator was not prosecuted can carry distress and trauma with them for many years. The

Defamation Law v Freedom Of Expression In The Art World The arts sector of society is synonymous with strongly held, diverse opinions. When do controversial opinions, commentary and criticism cross the line and becom

Can I force an ex-employee to stick to a non-compete clause? For employers, non-compete clauses – also known as post-termination restrictions – and perhaps more commonly ‘restrictive covenants’ are often key secti

The Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023 — A Guide for Companies The Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023 (the ECCTA) marked the start of a new era for businesses registered at the UK’s Companies House, with t

Defamation Law: What Is Qualified Privilege? Some types of communications fall outside the law of defamation, and the person defamed by such material has no redress under defamation law. We’ve discussed

What is the Single Publication Rule in Defamation Law? What is the Single Publication Rule in Defamation Law? Defamation law is all about finding the right balance between freedom of expression on the one hand and

Revenge P**n Lawyers London Revenge p**n, also known as image-based abuse, is a distressing and harmful act where explicit or personal images or videos are maliciously shared without the c

Harassment Injunction Solicitors London Harassment is a distressing experience that can leave individuals feeling threatened, alarmed, and humiliated. It can occur in various forms, such as unwanted p

Defamation Lawyers in London At Nath Solicitors, we understand that your reputation is your most valuable asset. A person's reputation can take years to build and yet can be torn down in a

Nath Solicitors win multi million complex claim for breach of contract before the LCIA for mining client We are proud to announce that we have won a large and complex multi-million claim before the London Court of international Arbitration (LCIA), where we succeede

Navigating Shareholder Rights in UK Small Businesses In the complex and often volatile landscape of small businesses, a nuanced understanding of shareholder rights is important. This article aims to cover five of

Top Ten FAQs on the Online Safety Bill: An In-Depth Analysis For those seeking to navigate the complexities of the United Kingdom's Online Safety Bill, this blog aims to provide answers to ten important FAQs surrounding

Analysing the Online Safety Bill – what does it mean for the public? Analysing the Online Safety Bill – what does it mean for the public? Recently, the Online Safety Bill passed through the House of Commons and is now ready

Speculate and get Sued - Privacy in Defamation Cases Speculate and get Sued - Privacy in Defamation Cases It is not always necessary for a claimant in defamation to be identified by name. A claimant may be able t

How can revenge p**n victims protect themselves? The March 2023 jailing of former reality TV personality Stephen Bear on ‘revenge p**n’ charges sent a clear message that the police take the offence serious

Arbitration Agreements: Which country's law applies? Getting the nuts and bolts of an arbitration agreement right is crucial. This is the case whether you are entering a standalone agreement to arbitrate or whethe

What is the Register of Overseas Entities? The Register of Overseas Entities (ROE) was conceived as far back as 2017. To increase transparency in property holding and to combat money laundering the UK go

Rooney v Vardy Defamation: A Cautionary Tale Rebecca Vardy’s decision to sue Coleen Rooney for an allegedly libelous tweet unleashed a real tabloid frenzy. In some ways the manner in which the case was r

Banks Cadwalladr v Defamation Case: A Public Interest Defence The Banks v Cadwalladr case was well-covered in the media, involving as it did a renowned investigative journalist (Carole Cadwalladr) and a central Brexit supp

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My opponent has no case: Can we avoid a Trial? The UK’s legal system is adversarial in nature. When a case goes the whole way and ends up in trial, the two sides effectively ‘fight it out’ in front of

How long will my case take to get to Court? Are you considering bringing a court case or do you find yourself having to defend a claim? In our experience, one of the first things you’ll want to know is

What you need to know about Litigation Costs involved in a legal dispute. We firmly believe that – however strong your case – you can only ever make an informed decision about how to proceed when all t

The Danger of Unclear Arbitration Agreements The right to arbitrate does not arise automatically. You and the other party to your commercial agreement must proactively decide that disputes under the contra

Why use a London Arbitration Lawyer? If you are involved in London-based arbitration, you should choose a solicitor familiar with the rules associated with the arbitral body responsible for running

Arbitration Remains Effective Way To Resolve Disputes Despite Global Uncertainty UK and international businesses continue to opt for arbitration with institutions like The London Court of International Arbitration (the LCIA) when it comes to