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26 March 2021
In early March, Steeles Law co-presented with Brian Bush and Naked Marketing, as part of the Norfolk Chamber Respond, Restart and Rebuild masterclass, titled 'Kickstart your Growth and Recovery in 90-minutes'. Read more
22 March 2021
In December 2020, the UK Government announced that they had reached a trade deal with the European Union, known as the Trade and Cooperation Agreement (TCA). Since 1 January 2021, businesses have had to adapt and make changes in line with the TCA. Read more
18 December 2020
There has been an increasingly recurring question from our clients over the past year about the behaviour of their distributors. Most recently, a client experienced an explosion in sales due to the recent fast upward trend of online retailing during the Covid-19 pandemic. A small business suddenly turned into a business with a multimillion-pound revenue, and with that came a raft of new problems for the business. Read more
2 November 2020
Society has been making a move towards online purchases for a while now but with retail shops forced to close during the Coronavirus lockdown period this year, online retailers experienced a surge in demand as we were forced to adapt to lockdown living. We are also seeing traditional bricks and mortar retailers making the move to online retailing much more swiftly than normal. Read more
1 September 2020
An experienced Solicitor in our Company Commercial Team, Alistair is delighted to announce his support of the National Enterprise Network through appointment to its Board of Directors. As a board member, Alistair is committed to representing, promoting and connecting with the members of the National Enterprise Network. Read more
21 July 2020
As a small or medium business, you have probably come up against the significant issue of being paid late by your customers. You have probably also been forced to accept very long payment terms by larger businesses because of the imbalance of power in contract negotiations. Read more
8 April 2020
Many businesses concerned about potential disruption as a result of the coronavirus outbreak are reviewing their key contractual arrangements to understand potential contractual implications. Businesses must decide whether urgent actions to mitigate exposure are needed (such as avoiding performance of obligations or exiting the contract) and whether changes to existing business continuity plans are required. Read more
24 July 2019
The Lord Mayor of London used his annual speech at the Judges Dinner last week to encourage the UK Legal Sector to reignite its determination to pursue ways of using technology to improve the profession and, more pertinently, its clients’ experience. Read more
16 April 2019
Many small business owners will be surprised to learn that technically, on the death of a sole trader, the business dies too; any assets that are owned by the sole trader are part of the estate of the deceased for which probate must be obtained. Read more
20 March 2019
An individual's right to access information held about them (a Data Subject Access Request or DSAR) is a key element of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). Read more
