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Opinion  |  02:04:20
Directors’ duties in troubled times – updated 2 April 2020
When a company is solvent and business is good, the company and its directors owe fairly limited duties to creditors (save, of course, for contractual obligations).  Directors must act in the best interests of the company at all times and must promote the success of the company for the benefit of its members as a whole. 
University of Bath coronavirus imnitiatives
Opinion  |  27:03:20
Science to the rescue as the University of Bath steps in to help city hospitals
Co-operation is the name of the game in crisis times. Here’s a story of how businesses and organisations have teamed up to help NHS staff.
Opinion  |  26:03:20
Coronavirus Business Interruption Loan Scheme: what is it and will it work?
The Government's Coronavirus Business Interruption Loan Scheme (CBILS) is intended to provide loans, overdrafts, invoice finance and asset finance to smaller business affected by the Coronavirus, but will it go far enough?
Diamond Light Source
Opinion  |  20:03:20
(Diamond) Light at the end of the tunnel
As the UK's national synchrotron science facility at the forefront of world-changing scientific knowledge, our client Diamond Light Source is ensuring that it is doing everything possible to support researchers in their efforts to discover more about COVID-19.
News  |  27:02:20
Pioneering lifestyle store secures private equity investment with support from RWK Goodman
The Corporate team at RWK Goodman has provided equity investment support to the entrepreneurs behind a new kitchen, food market and lifestyle store which will open this summer.
Opinion  |  20:01:20
Death of a company director – what happens next?
Succession planning is critical for any company. In the unfortunate event that a director dies, often the surviving directors are able to step in and run the company, sharing out the responsibilities of the deceased director between them. But what happens if a sole company director dies and the company’s articles of association do not set out a procedure for what happens next?
egister of People with Significant Control Regulations 2016
Opinion  |  07:01:20
The end of the annual return, PSC Register – what is it and what changes were made?
Since 6 April 2016, all UK companies (other than those subject to financial services requirements and certain listed companies) and LLPs have been required to keep a ‘Persons with Significant Control’ register (“Register”).
Opinion  |  19:12:19
Life Sciences Forum – a few reflexions
On Thursday 14 November I attended a great event at the offices of Deutsche Bank hosted and organised by the Swedish Chamber of Commerce in London.
Opinion  |  17:12:19
Creative genius by artificial intelligence – but who owns the copyright?
Artificial intelligence, once the stuff of science fiction, is now common place in our day to day lives. This is only set to increase rapidly over the coming years, but not without a unique set of legal challenges.
Opinion  |  13:12:19
Parliament goes blue. What’s in store for business?
The speculation is over. What’s in store for businesses across the UK now?
Opinion  |  31:10:19
A guide to parent companies and their subsidiaries: how far does responsibility go?
We are often used to hearing sayings like “the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree” or “like father like son/like mother like daughter”. These phrases are casually used to suggest that a child’s actions are not far off from the actions of their parent, or that a parent is wholly responsible for the behaviour of their child.
Opinion  |  29:10:19
What the Queen said about Life Sciences
Recent weeks have in the news been dominated by Brexit, the withdrawal agreement, the suspension of Parliament and in the end the Queen’s speech.
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