Commercial Law Books

Contract law is the bread and butter for commercial lawyers, whether your practice is transactional or litigious. In this webinar, our disputes specialists discuss some of the most remarkable contract disputes over the past 12 months.

This webinar will provide a round-up of the key discrimination law issues in-house practitioners need to be aware of, with reference to the relevant legislation and important judicial decisions throughout.

The ubiquity of liability provisions in commercial contracts reflects their importance in the allocation of risk between transacting parties. In this webinar, our specialist speakers will walk you through some of the common drafting pitfalls and learning points in putting together liability provisions

Effective and properly drawn-up commercial contracts are paramount to the success of any business. This webinar will look at a number of different elements of commercial contracts, providing practical guidance on what to look out for when creating contracts for your organisation, as well as how to deal with any issues that might arise.

Being able to advise not only accurately but in a commercially-savvy way in procurement dealings in your organisation is of the utmost importance for any in-house counsel. This webinar will provide a very practical discussion of the entire process with reference to examples throughout.

Immigration status and right to work concerns have been very much in the forefront in recent times, not least of all due to the Government’s ‘hostile environment’ measures. This webinar will provide a round-up of the key areas of immigration law in-house practitioners need to be aware of.

While you might share the sentiment that company law pervades every aspect of the commercial world, we very much see the value in providing a broad-brush update on the latest developments in company law, in addition to the more specific webinars we run. In this webinar, our company law experts will provide you with exactly that.

This webinar will provide practical insights into how organisations are responding to Corporate Criminal Offences (‘CCO’) relating to the failure to prevent facilitation of tax evasion as well as wider tax management and governance issues.

Goode: Consumer Credit Reports covers key decisions in consumer credit and related areas, which are presented in a user-friendly format.

This title is for all legal practitioners and academics interested in learning about the future of the practice of law and legal decision-making.