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Covid-19 – Can Force Majeure in a Contract be Called Upon?
“Force Majeure” is a clause written into many contracts, which allows a supplier or customer to suspend its obligations under some circumstances. The Covid-19 virus has wide reaching ramifications for businesses, especially SMEs. Many companies are either implementing or hastily developing...Continue ReadingSAS Daniels Welcomes Eight New Starters for 2020
SAS Daniels Solicitors are delighted to announce the expansion of our team with the addition of eight new starters for 2020. The commercial property team has welcomed solicitors Marina Banks from Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner LLP to work in Stockport,...Continue ReadingSAS Daniels Assist Sellers in Acquisition of Police Software Firm
SAS Daniels has successfully completed a company acquisition involving Crewe-based Force Information Systems Limited (FIS) which has been bought by Acceo Solutions, a wholly owned subsidiary of Canadian-based software company N Harris Computer Corporation, for an undisclosed sum. Harris is...Continue ReadingInsight & Opinion
Changes to Registering a Death During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Dealing with the loss of a loved one is hard enough, but in the current crisis where families may have to self isolate or are unable to leave their homes due to Covid-19-related sickness absence, it may become impossible to...Continue ReadingFamily Courts: Dealing with Urgent Applications and Hearings During Covid-19
Following on from our previous blog relating to domestic violence and in particular occupation orders and non-molestation orders, clients may be wondering whether urgent applications can still be dealt with by the Family courts amidst the covid-19 pandemic. Are the...Continue ReadingWill Covid-19 Risk Non-Performance Under Contract?
There is no doubt that these are challenging and difficult times for all sectors of the economy in the UK and around the globe. So has the outbreak of Covid-19 put you or your business at risk of non-performance under...Continue ReadingDebt Recovery: What Are My Pre-Action Obligations?
Unfortunately, many of us will often find ourselves in the situation where we are owed money. One way to resolve this is to take Court action. However, if you do not comply with your pre-action obligations before going to Court,...Continue ReadingHow we have helped our clients
