Legal and Compliance Articles (9 articles found)
Immigration Lawyers: Your Compass in the Labyrinth of Legalese
In the grand opera of life, there are moments when we find ourselves standing at the precipice of a new act. An act that involves crossing borders, navigating bureaucracies, and deciphering documents that seem to be written in a language that's a distant cousin of the one we know.
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Protect Your Business and Customers with Comprehensive Public Liability Insurance
Running a business is an exciting but risky endeavor. No matter how careful you are, there's always the potential for something to go wrong and leave your customers or property damaged.
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How Sellers Protect Confidentiality in M&A
This post explains how confidentiality works in M&A deals. Confidentiality is important in M&A deals, particularly from the seller's perspective.
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What is a Commercial Lease?
A commercial lease is alegally binding agreement or contract between a landlord and a business tenantfor the lease of business premises. The lease grants permission to the tenantto use the premises for business or commercial activity for the agreed period. The landlord agrees to let the property with exclusive possession to the tenantwhile the monies are being paid. A lease outlines therights and responsibilities of both parties (landlord and tenant) for theduration of the agreed term.
End of Tenancy Matters to Consider When Your Business Utilises a Rented Office Space
If there's one thing I've learned in my many years cleaning commercial properties, it's that a landlord is far more aware of the condition of the property at the time just before a tenant moves in. . . than the tenant is. At move-in-time, the tenant has other things on their mind than taking photos of every room prior to moving in properly.
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How Mediation Is Often the Best First Step to Sort Out Disputes
It's next to impossible to go through life avoiding a serious dispute at some point. In the world of business, often it's business A not paying company B, or firm A not satisfying a service for firm B.
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When a Contract Becomes Interpreted in Two Conflicting Ways
A contract stipulates terms and conditions that you have agreed to. It gives both parties rights and responsibilities.
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GENERAL DATA PROTECTION REGULATION (GDPR) AND BUSINESS DATA
The General Data Protection Regulation was adopted by the European Parliament on 27 April 2016. The regulation requires all businesses conducting trade within the EU member states to secure personal data for all European Union citizens. This means any company responsible for storing and processing data about EU nationalities including business data must observe the GDPR as of 25 May 2018. To give you a little more information, the GDPR is focused on giving people control of their confidential information by ensuring that individuals rights, with regard to their data, has not been violated. GDPR has the following key requirements:Individuals protected must beEU citizens/ residents. GDPR applies to firms based in the EU that are processing and controlling data. Non-EU companies responsible for managing data about EU subjects must adhere to GDPR. All EU member states must form an independent Supervisory Authority (SA) for their respective countries.
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Disabled Lifts - Bringing Accessibility to All
With disabled lifts a necessity when it comes to providing access which is inclusive to all, a number of high profile buildings have had excellent examples installed, taking advantage of the huge choice available. No longer simply a functional moving platform, disabled lifts come in a variety of styles from basic designs right through to the luxurious. Incorporating a range of modern materials and displaying elements of quality, style and design, disabled lifts can now become a focal point in their own right. Disabled people need access to the same facilities as able bodied people and that means there is a huge demand for retail units, restaurants, entertainment venues and leisure facilities to provide access which adheres to Disability Discrimination Act (DDA) legislation, but also remains sympathetic to the building itself. The basic function and mechanics may remain the same but the facades can vary hugely, with lifts being designed around the age of a building.
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