News

  • JPP Law to sponsor a London to Paris adventure

    26 July 2019

    The London to Paris adventure is a three-hundred-mile trip which starts in London, takes in some of England's finest country villages on the way to Dover, explores the stunning countryside of rural France before reaching the Eiffel Tower in Paris. It sounds idyllic until you realise that most of the journey is via pedal power only. Except for the channel crossing, the participants will complete the entire trip on a bike, over 4 days in September 2019.
  • The value of a non-disclosure agreement in keeping pre-contract negotiations confidential

    4 July 2019

    In the last few months, non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) have generated a significant amount of negative press coverage as notable individuals and organisations have utilised them to conceal certain questionable behaviour.
  • Resolving a business insurance dispute

    1 July 2019

    When fire engulfed the Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, people from across the globe rushed to pledge money to help fund the repair costs. It was a staggering show of generosity that will almost certainly see this iconic French cathedral restored to glory and will secure its future for generations to come.
  • One year of GDPR: staying on the right side of the regulations

    5 June 2019

    We are now one year into the new, tougher data protection regime under the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and Brexit or no Brexit, these rules are not going away any time soon. We take a look through what the first year has taught us and provide a checklist to help employers continue to comply.
  • Best or reasonable endeavours? What a difference a word makes

    3 June 2019

    Once signed, a contract represents a formal record of the agreement made between you and your customer. The obligations under that agreement are often absolute, with any failure to satisfy them will be considered a breach of contract which could result in a dispute, and considerable expense.
  • Company options if a director breaches their statutory duties

    9 May 2019

    Company directors are subject to a range of statutory duties geared at protecting the interests of shareholders and, to a lesser extent, corporate creditors. Where one or more of these duties are breached the consequences for the company can be serious, particularly where share value is affected or irretrievable financial difficulty ensues.
  • Selling your company – handle warranties with care

    5 May 2019

    After years of hard work building up a business, the prospect of selling it on to another company or the current management team will be the light at the end of the tunnel. Unless you are a serial entrepreneur, a more leisurely life is ahead when the stresses and strains of running a business will be behind you.
  • Start Up Business Survey 2019. Complete the survey and be entered into a prize draw for £1,000 of commercial legal advice

    16 April 2019

    JPP Law are proud to have commissioned some primary market research; The Start-Up Business Survey 2019.
  • Contract termination – securing the right to walk away

    9 April 2019

    When negotiating a contract it is easy to become fixated on the terms governing who will do what, by when and for how much. However, equal thought needs to be given to what happens if things go wrong and in particular your rights of termination.
  • How to avoid a dispute arising from bailment

    2 April 2019

    From the hire of company cars to the shipping of goods, the term 'bailment' encapsulates one of the most common forms of legal relationship for those operating a business.