A recent Judgment of the Commercial Court in the case of GHSP Inc –v- A B Electronic Limited [2010] EWHC 1828 should act as a warning for those involved in contract negotiations of the dangers of starting work or commencing supply whilst those negotiations are still ongoing and the battle of the forms has not been resolved.

Email and the internet have become a normal part of the majority of employees’ working day. Although these tools provide significant opportunities for business, they also have the potential to cause a number of headaches for employers as well. Roisin McCrory of hlw Commercial Lawyers outlines some of the issues to be aware of and suggests how to manage the potential risks.

Livefoods Direct Limited, the UK’s leading breeder of mealworms for the wild bird market, has been bought by its management team in a Management Buyout (MBO) part-financed by Yorkshire Bank.

hlw Commercial Lawyers, which has offices in Leeds and Sheffield, has bolstered its growing employment department with the appointment of solicitor Andrew Lightburn.

Despite the still-gloomy economic outlook, the Sunflower Healthcare Group is bucking the trend with a significant investment in Yorkshire, purchasing Huddersfield Nursing Homes Ltd from Doncaster based Trust Care Ltd.

hlw Commerical Lawyers took to the catwalk and raised over £2000 in aid of disadvantaged children, when it staged a vibrant fashion show compered by a high-profile female entrepreneur.

A ground-breaking health centre in Sheffield is marking a milestone that will benefit future generations of patients in one of the city’s most deprived areas.

Leading Sheffield-based law firm, hlw, is celebrating after a link up with the UK-wide charity initiative Will Aid raised in excess of £2,500 for good causes.

Capita Hartshead, a leading provider of consultancy, administration and specialist delivery solutions to the life and pensions industry has agreed a 15-year lease on its prominent new Headquarters office building at Cutlers Gate, just off Sheffield’s Parkway.

A Yorkshire law firm is hosting free breakfast seminars to explain the implications of a raft of new rules relating to employment legislation due to come into force in Spring.