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Utility Hell. Draft a claim.
Steps to File the Claim: Here is a draft claim To draft a small claims court claim, we can include your time and effort to resolve the issue with British Gas under the category of “reasonable costs.” While the Civil Procedure Rules (CPR) allow for certain costs to be claimed, your hourly rate for time […]
Why can’t I sue Facebook in the UK?
In the UK, there is trademark infringement. My customers are in the UK. Yet when I ask Facebook to act they decline, stating: Re: your inquiryFacebook UK Limited is in receipt of your correspondence. As an initial matter, please note that Facebook UK Limited is the wrong entity for the purposes of your request. Nothing […]
Brexit: Impacting Welsh car industry
The Welsh Automotive Forum (WAF) have said that the Brexit changes have created challenges for the industry. Checks on imports and new rules regarding the origin of car parts could add to the disruption when they are introduced. From 1 January 2022 there will be checks on goods arriving from the European Union (EU). Uncertainty […]
Brexit: Exporting goods from Great Britain to the EU as a business
Does your business purchase goods from a European Union (EU) seller and bring them to Great Britain? Do you send goods you have sold to a buyer in the EU? Do you need to move equipment that you use for your business, without exchanging money, between Great Britain and the EU? If yes to any […]
Brexit: Importing goods from the EU to Great Britain as a business
Does your business purchase goods from a European Union (EU) seller and bring them to Great Britain? Do you send goods you have sold to a buyer in the EU? Do you need to move equipment that you use for your business, without exchanging money, between Great Britain and the EU? If yes to any […]
Brexit: Delays to pig exports causing issues
Post-Brexit bureaucracy has created issues with exporting pigs to the European Union (EU). The National Pig Association (NPA) stated that there were 100,000 animals in the United Kingdom (UK) unable to enter the food chain. Around a third of the backlog is with farmers in Lincolnshire and Yorkshire. The backlog has caused pigs to grow […]
Brexit: Musicians touring Europe
New regulations since leaving the European Union (EU) on 31 December 2020 (end of transition period) have made it increasingly difficult for British musicians to tour Europe. Musicians now need visas to tour Europe for work purposes which come at an additional cost. Carnets are also now required at an additional cost. Carnets are temporary […]
Brexit: UK fashion industry facing “decimation”
The United Kingdoms (UK) fashion and textile industry is worth £35 billion, and it is facing “decimation” according to an open letter sent to the UK Prime Minister. The letter was sent by over 400 leading figures within the industry and states that the industry faces “decimation” due to the bureaucracy and travel restrictions created […]
Do you have an ADR plan in your terms?
Many people think the only way they can resolve a dispute is by going to court. However this is incorrect. Many disputes between businesses and customers are resolved through Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR). There are many different forms of ADR, therefore you can choose one that suits you and the potential dispute you are involved […]
Staylegal and Stay Fair
Staylegal and stay fair: your guide to writing fair contracts When engaging with consumers and putting forward a contract for them to sign, it is imperative that you are clear of the rules and regulations that are in place. The key point with any consumer contract is the terms you are pushing for your consumers […]