Author: Eleena Brown

Litigation risk describes the possibility that an individual or organisation may become involved in legal proceedings as a result of its actions, decisions or omissions. In the UK, this risk affects organisations of all sizes and across all sectors. Claims may arise from commercial relationships, regulatory obligations, employment matters or financial disclosures. Identifying common sources of litigation risk Litigation risk most commonly emerges from contracts, products and services. Disputes may arise where contractual terms are unclear, obligations are alleged to have been breached, or performance falls below expectations. Employment relationships are another frequent source, particularly in relation to dismissal, discrimination or workplace practices. The likelihood of litigation ...

In days gone by, businesses would attract customers through adverts in the local shop, newspaper or in the Yellow Pages which would drop through their letterbox every year. Nowadays though, if a customer is looking for a specific product or service, they search online, so businesses that are not online are missing out on vital custom. (more…)

By 2026, for every local business, a website will not be an optional thing. A website will host your business professionally online, and it provides you with new capabilities for growth regardless of whether the majority of customers still come from word-of-mouth or social media. (more…)