Online Contracts in UK Law
- Forming Contracts Online
- Where Can We Be Sued?- The Implications Of The New Jurisdiction Rules Under The Brussels Regulation For Online Consumer Contracts
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Online Sellers: Don't Gamble With The Small Print
...The decades-old principle that clauses in contracts that are. particularly onerous (such as those that exclude or severely limit. the liability) must be adequately brought to the attention of the. ......
- UK Government's Action Tackles Online Harms
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Relying on Express Contractual Powers to Change Employees’ Terms
Three recent cases in the UK have highlighted the issues employers need to consider when they want to use express provisions in employment contracts to change employees' terms and conditions. &......... consider when they want to use express provisions in employment contracts to change employees' terms and conditions. The key questions are ... This update was originally published online by People Management on 21 April 2015. . Charles Wynn-Evans. ......
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Do Exclusions Of Liability Work Online? Online Gambling Operator Ordered To Pay '1.7m Winnings Despite 'Glitch'
......conditions, interpretation of exclusion clauses, and the. incorporation of standard terms into contracts. In particular, it. serves as a reminder that terms and conditions for online. services must be accessible, with any onerous clauses highlighted. ......
- New Rules For Online Platforms And Search Engines Offering Services To Businesses In The European Union And The United Kingdom
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Coronavirus Statutory Sick Pay Rebate Scheme – UK online service to be launched on 26 May 2020
Today, the UK government announced that a new online service will be launched on 26 May 2020 for small and medium-sized employers (with fewer than 250 employees) to recover Statutory Sick Pay (SSP)......... Sick Pay Rebate Scheme (part of a package of support measures for businesses affected by Coronavirus) covers all types of employment contracts, including full-time employees; part-time employees; employees on agency contracts and employees on flexible or zero-hour contracts. Employers will ......
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Operational resilience, banks and financial institutions: What does this mean for service contracts?
Our outsourcing and financial services teams have just published a client briefing exploring how the UK’s proposed operational resilience regulatory framework will impact contractual relationships .........The online briefing is ......
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Changing Online Terms Without Notifying Customers Is A Risky Business
...A recent US court ruling is a harsh reminder that unless customers are given sufficient notice of changes to online contracts (eg, subscriptions, website terms of use, conditions of sale) the changes will not be binding. The courts in many other countries, including the UK, ......
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