Annabel Whittaker outlines the benefits of Round Table Meetings as a form of Alternative Dispute Resolution.

Last Chance Saloon is a new eatery based in Nottingham's city centre, an underground venue in a grade II listed building with distinctive western décor. Fraser Brown have worked with the owners to help fulfil their dream of opening their own venue.

Julie Pope from the Commercial Property department and Jo Soar from the Licensing team of Fraser Brown have worked with Kon-ick MacFarlane-Hunt and his wife Marie, the owners of [ALT], a new gaming lounge opening in Nottingham on 6th May.

Commercial agents can be a great addition to your business and can help you to grow it and raise your business profile outside of your locality. However, problems can arise when the relationship breaks down and you want to terminate the agency.

As of 23 March 2016 new trademark laws came into force that affect the registration of trademarks in European Union. Fiona Boswell discusses the key changes.

With the introduction of the General Data Protection Regulation looming, the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has also been flexing its muscles with the imposition of its largest ever fine of £350,000 on Prodial Limited.

Most people are aware of the importance of a will, which sets out how an individual’s assets are to be distributed on their death. Still, many people have not yet signed a will nor updated their last will since a material change in circumstances.

Fraser Brown’s Corporate team led by partner Tom Gray and assisted by Peter Abel, have acted on the sale of a leading Nottingham pharmaceutical testing business.

An exciting new venue, SaltBox, has just been brought to Nottingham by brothers Mick and Tony Iacovitti, who were assisted by Natalie Barnes of the Commercial Property department and David Lucas and Jo Soar, Fraser Brown's Licensing specialists.

Richard Brackenbury advises on how to ensure that your customers pay their invoices on time.

Many employers have to deal with malingering, which occurs where employees fabricate or exaggerate the symptoms of mental or physical disorders in order to receive pay or other compensation, or to avoid attending work. Can malingering be prevented?

Chris Chan of Fraser Brown and Peter Carroll of FHP discuss the 2nd stage of the commercial lease's ‘lifecycle’, giving an overview of issues property litigators and surveyors face when working with tenants and landlords on commercial lease cases.