Retail

Legal solutions for retail businesses, e-commerce, and consumer markets

Navigating the Retail Landscape

The retail sector is constantly evolving, driven by changing consumer behaviors, technological advancements, and global economic shifts. At Winslow Law Co, our Retail practice provides expert legal advice and support to retailers of all sizes, from multinational chains to local businesses, on a wide range of matters. We are committed to helping our clients navigate the complexities of the retail landscape and thrive in a competitive market.

Our team has extensive experience in all aspects of retail law, including consumer protection, e-commerce, supply chain management, real estate, and intellectual property. We combine our deep industry knowledge with legal expertise to provide practical, commercially-oriented solutions that help our clients achieve their strategic objectives and maintain a competitive edge in the retail sector.

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Our Key Services

A comprehensive suite of legal services for the retail industry.

Consumer Protection

Advising on consumer rights, product liability, advertising regulations, and fair trade practices.

E-commerce Law

Assisting with legal aspects of online sales, digital platforms, data privacy, and cross-border e-commerce.

Supply Chain & Logistics

Advising on supply agreements, logistics contracts, customs regulations, and risk management in the retail supply chain.

Our Retail Team

Meet the experts who will help you navigate the retail landscape.

Esquire Steve Winslow

Esquire Steve Winslow

Senior Partner & Founding Attorney

Esquire Steve Winslow is the founding partner of Winslow Law Co, bringing over two decades of legal expertise in corporate law and international business matters. His leadership has been instrumental in establishing the firm's reputation for excellence and client advocacy.

Justin Hamming

Justin Hamming

Partner

Justin Hamming specializes in intellectual property and technology law, representing clients in complex patent disputes and technology-related legal matters. His expertise spans both domestic and international IP protection.

Sarah Chen

Sarah Chen

Senior Associate

Sarah Chen leads the firm's employment law practice, providing expert counsel on workplace issues, employment contracts, and labor disputes. She has successfully represented both employers and employees in complex employment matters.

Our Track Record

A selection of our successful retail matters.

Legal support for the expansion of a major international retail chain into the UK

Advised a global retail giant on all legal aspects of its market entry into the UK, including real estate acquisition, regulatory compliance, and supply chain agreements.

Market EntryRetail ExpansionSupply Chain

Defense of a retailer in a complex consumer protection dispute

Successfully defended a major retailer against a class-action lawsuit related to consumer rights, minimizing financial exposure and reputational damage.

Consumer ProtectionDispute ResolutionRetail Litigation

Advising on the legal aspects of launching a new e-commerce platform

Provided comprehensive advice to a traditional retailer on launching its new e-commerce platform, including terms and conditions, data privacy, and cross-border sales.

E-commerceDigital TransformationData Privacy

Frequently Asked Questions

Your questions about Retail law in the UK, answered.

The main consumer protection laws in the UK include the Consumer Rights Act 2015, which regulates aspects such as product quality, safety, warranty, and information disclosure. Businesses must also comply with advertising regulations and fair trade practices.

Operating an e-commerce business in the UK requires compliance with the Electronic Commerce Regulations, data protection laws (GDPR), and regulations related to online payments. Businesses must also provide clear information about their products, prices, and delivery terms.

Key legal considerations for supply chain management in the retail sector include drafting robust supply agreements, ensuring compliance with product safety standards, managing logistics and transportation risks, and addressing potential intellectual property infringements in the supply chain.