A recent report has called for young children to have an independent right to privacy and following the Channel 4 programme, ‘Child Genius’, it made me think why this is

Gateley Holdings PLC (LON:GTLY), the national commercial law and complementary professional services group, announces that its Annual General Meeting (“AGM”) will be held at 12.30pm on Wednesday 27 September 2017 at the Company’s offices at One Eleven Edmund

Remembering to obtain class consent (that is, a separate consent from a particular class of shareholders) can sometimes be like remembering where you put your keys, what someone’s name is

A surrender is a mutually agreed way to ‘hand back’ a lease to the landlord and bring parties’ obligations under it to an end (usually). However, a recent High Court

A Neo-bank is a new type of app-only bank with no branches. In Greek, the root “neo” means “young” and “new” and, as in the realities of the 21st century,

The Ownership Effect is an independent inquiry into the advantages to UK businesses of having employee shareholders.  The inquiry recently issued a Call for Evidence to try and substantiate the

Since August 2009, UK listed companies have been able to hold virtual shareholder meetings. However, it was not until June 2016 that a meeting was conducting using electronic means. This

Agreements will often contain a provision that something can only be done with the consent of a particular person. Does this mean that the person has an absolute veto over

The Pensions Regulator (TPR) has produced a short report which summarises the key findings on its working practices, and the main recommendations which will be taken forward to address the

A recent decision in the High Court suggests that the courts are becoming more willing to bind parties to their promise to use “all reasonable endeavours” by giving legal effect to its