Knowledge and know how
from the Roxburgh Milkins team
Here are some useful guides and documents for you to use
Here are some useful guides and documents for you to use
Guidance note on the changes in UK GDPR legislation in March 2022 regarding UK Standard Contractual Clauses
Find out more about the National Security and Investment Bill which highlighted the trend in the UK (and globally) for greater scrutiny of national security concerns in commercial transactions.
With the end of the Brexit transition period in sight, what do you need to consider for data protection if there is no deal? Carl Spencer's latest guidance note looks at the effect Brexit will have on data protection compliance for your business.
Details of the latest guidance from the ICO on data protection regulation in regard to Covid-19.
Is Covid-19 a force majeure event? Here are some key considerations for now, and in the immediate future.
The IR35 taxation rule will now come into force in 2021, which affects the use of off-payroll workers. In this legal update, we consider who the new rules will impact and what they mean in practice.
This service couples the legal expertise you need with a strong knowledge of the telecoms industry, to ensure you get not only the right legal support but also practical, commercial advice.
The Contract Manager products give peace of mind that you have managed risk and liability, with an eye to future growth and needs.
Jason Milkins spoke with the High Growth Knowledge Company (HGKC) about the major challenges facing businesses looking to grow through acquisition, including issues that might be faced by an owner thinking about selling.
Carl Spencer summarises the latest information on the General Data Protection Regulation and what you need to know to be compliant.
A guide to the use of earn out and deferred consideration structures and the points to be considered.
This non-disclosure agreement is for use where only one party is disclosing sensitive information and the other party is receiving (i.e. where one party agrees to keep the confidential information of the other party confidential).
This non-disclosure agreement provides for mutual obligations, therefore it would be suitable for a situation where both parties are disclosing sensitive information to each other.
A guide to some of the key considerations for directors of private companies in England and Wales.
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