Legal

For the best part of the last two decades, Liliana Bakayoko has been a vital cog in the works when it comes to assisting national and international clients with matters of law.

2023 was an important year for the delivery of Lloyd’s Blueprint Two, following its progression in 2022. The £300 million revamp project began in November 2020, with a roadmap detailing the digital solutions Lloyd’s is looking to implement and how it plan

In today’s dynamic, diverse and competitive business landscape, safeguarding your innovative ideas and creative assets is increasingly paramount. Many businesses' largest and most valuable assets include things which are not physical and instead are intangib

Following the transfer of sovereignty in 1997, Hong Kong found itself in a precarious situation. In both a political and economic sense, there arose a dire need for direction from any who were willing to provide it. Enter Anthony Siu & Co., a Hong Kong-based l

It’s important for businesses to stay on top of changing laws and legislation within their sector, and it can be hard to keep up when working weeks become hectic. Waste management might be an area of your business which becomes an afterthought alone, before

In response to one of the most frequently asked questions asked by our clients, Lennons Trainee Solicitor Laxmi Mall explores how long personal injury claims take to settle, and what to expect along the way.

International trade offers significant potential both for businesses and the economy; recent research from Santander suggests UK coffers could benefit to the tune of £93.5bn if SMEs were to realise their global aspirations, while creating an additional 1.9mil

The modern business model is one of agility. In the past few years, we have seen a growing number of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) discarding traditional, hierarchical ‘top down’ infrastructures and creating flatter and more flexible structures

The main objective of the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) is to strengthen the IT security of financial entities such as banks, insurance companies and investment firms. The EU deems this necessary because of the growing risk of depending on Informat