by Kerry Gibbs | Mar 9, 2020 | Contract Law, Terms & Conditions
The COVID-19 Coronavirus is disrupting both public life and business across the globe in various countries, events being called off, companies who import from China facing severe delays due to the business running on skeleton staff and concerns around travel. More...
by Kerry Gibbs | Feb 6, 2020 | Contract Law, Terms & Conditions
Thousands of contracts are entered into every day, many of which one party may not have any idea what the terms are or even what the contract looks like. We hear it time and time again that ‘there was no terms’.. or ‘I never sign contracts’. Unfortunately, this is not...
by Kerry Gibbs | Jan 27, 2020 | Consumer Law, Terms & Conditions
The likes of Klarna and Clearpay have become the new way to shop online. Known as point-of-sale loans, major online retailers are giving consumers the option to buy now and pay later on items. The choice of spreading the cost over 3 months or paying up to 30 days...
by Kerry Gibbs | Oct 9, 2019 | Contract Law, Terms & Conditions
“I am owed money but there was no contract in place” This is a common statement I see and hear across social media and the business community from business owners who have not been paid for the goods or services they have delivered. Not only does it cause a huge...
by Molly Cronin | Sep 24, 2019 | Consumer Law, Terms & Conditions
Are you a package travel company, or even just offering stays to your clients? With Thomas Cook sadly going under yesterday, it had me thinking of all those poor holidaymakers that are currently abroad or having their prebooked holidays cancelled and how upsetting a...
by Kerry Gibbs | Sep 18, 2019 | Contract Law, Terms & Conditions
The High court found that a clause contained in the standard terms and conditions of an IT supplier was unenforceable and damages were awarded to their client for over £110k. Often, suppliers look to exclude or limit liability within their standard terms and...
