The Commercial Agents Regulations 1993, which are derived from EU law, give self-employed commercial agents important rights and at the same time impose far-reaching and often unfamiliar obligations on their principals. The Regulations remain a minefield for the unwary and it is inevitable that a lack of familiarity with them will prove costly. Dominic Chambers QC provides a thoroughly practical guide to navigating through the fog that still hangs over the interpretation and implementation of the Regulations, and he examines recent cases including Lonsdale v Howard & Hallam Ltd. and Crane v Sky In-Home Services Ltd. This seminar is a must for all of those who practise in agency law and who want to avoid the pitfalls that await the unwary.