In China and the UK, what content should be included in all employment contracts? (Part two, Episode two)

   In China and the UK, what content should be included in all employment contracts? (Part two, Episode two)

An exclusive series focusing on contractual considerations while hiring in China and the UK. Nicholas Lakeland, Employment Partner at Laytons and Donfil Huang, Legal Advisory Manager at Dezan Shira & Associates (DSA), highlight the key content that should be included in all employment contracts in China and the UK.

In China and the UK, do we have to sign employment contracts in writing with every employee? What if we do not or we have missed doing so? (Part two, Episode one)

In China and the UK, do we have to sign employment contracts in writing with every employee? What if we do not or we have missed doing so? (Part two, Episode one)

Nicholas Lakeland, Employment Partner at Laytons and Donfil Huan, Legal Advisory Manager at Dezan Shira & Associates (DSA) share legal knowledge focusing on contractual considerations while hiring in China and the UK for an exclusive series.

Laytons Artificial Intelligence (AI) Series: UK’s approach to regulating Artificial Intelligence (AI)

Laytons Artificial Intelligence (AI) Series: UK’s approach to regulating Artificial Intelligence (AI)

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is increasingly becoming part of our everyday lives. Ranging from speech-to-text recognition, translation software, chatbots to automated stock trading, AI is helping us with decision-making.

New bill pushing for paperless trade introduced to parliament

New bill pushing for paperless trade introduced to parliament

The Electronic Trade Documents Bill, introduced on 12th October, is an incredibly important piece of legislation allowing the digitalisation of trade documents. It hopes to boost the UK’s international trade and reduce the estimated 28.5 billion trade documents printed and distributed around the globe every day.

Supreme Court Confirms Creditors Duty For Directors

Supreme Court Confirms Creditors Duty For Directors

The UK’s Supreme Court has dismissed a claim calling for the law to be changed to force company directors to start taking creditors into account at the first risk of insolvency. The ruling reaffirms the current position in law in stating that creditors' interests duty arises when the directors know or ought to know the company is insolvent or bordering on insolvency, or insolvency is probable.

Statutory Costs for Employers and the Capabilities of a Representative Office (Part one, Episode five)

Statutory Costs for Employers and the Capabilities of a Representative Office (Part one, Episode five)

The fifth and final episode of this exclusive series focusing on the basics of employment in China and the UK. Laytons employment Partner Nicholas Lakeland, and Legal Advisory Manager at Dezan Shira & Associates (DSA), Donfil Huang, share legal knowledge focusing on statutory costs for employers and the capabilities of a representative office.