United Kingdom: Contracts and Commercial Law

In a judgment handed down on 16 April 2026 (the Judgment), the English Commercial Court (the Court) in Aabar Holdings SARL & Others v Glencore PLC & Ors1 held that certain intra-client communications and documents may attract legal advice privilege...

The Commercial Court has ruled that legal advice privilege extends beyond communications between clients and lawyers to include internal client communications and documents created for the purpose of seeking legal advice.

The Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2024, commonly known as Martyn's Law, introduces new security requirements for qualifying premises and events across the UK.

Küresel denizcilik endüstrisi, çevresel sürdürülebilirlik hedefleri ve karbon ayak izinin azaltılması yönünde eşi görülmemiş bir dönüşümden geçmektedir.

When does information collected during property transactions or tenancies constitute personal data under UK GDPR? This analysis examines the increasingly complex intersection of data protection law and property management, exploring how routine information - from tenant preferences to access logs - may trigger comprehensive regulatory obligations with significant compliance implications.

The government's response on the late payments consultation it carried out last year has finally been published – and it confirms sweeping change that will particularly impact construction...

In our last post, we explored whether “forever” really means forever in contract law. This time, we’re dealing with another classic contract conundrum: what does “reasonable notice” mean?

International supply chains are under pressure like never before. Changeable tariffs, renewed geopolitical uncertainty...

Zaha Hadid was one of the most celebrated architects of her generation. The Iraqi-British designer, who was famous for her radical, sweeping curves and futuristic forms...