Croner's Nasar Farooq explains why H&S compliance will keep firms on the right side of a controversial law
Croner offers an update on some of the key legislation affecting directors in 2008
With the financial and emotional costs of litigation running high, directors are increasingly turning to mediation
Richard Beavan of corporate law firm Nabarro provides a round-up of forthcoming laws affecting directors
Employers tapping into the eastern European labour market face an array of legal and ethical obstacles
Receiving lunches, days out and even trips abroad from suppliers vying for business could now be counted as bribery following the Companies Act 2006
After years in the making, the Corporate Manslaughter and Corporate Homicide Act received Royal Assent on July 26
Fergal Dowling, of law firm Irwin Mitchell, explains the implications for employers
Employers in England have until July 1 this year to stamp out workplace smoking
Directors now face fierce fines or even jail if the company's vehicles and drivers are not both in pristine condition
The medley of initiatives the government has launched to tackle red tape has left directors dazed and confused
Chris Langridge looks at the impact the new Companies Act will have on company directors
The new Companies Act is intended to simplify and improve company law but some are worried it will just bog down directors in even more paperwork
Knowing your intellectual property rights can determine the fate of your business, yet many directors of small and medium-sized firms remain muddled about IP
