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Employment Policies UK Car Dealerships Should Have in Place

Employment Policies UK Car Dealerships Should Have in Place

UK car dealerships need more than a basic employment contract. This guide explains the key employment policies dealerships...

28 Apr 2026
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Key Contract Risks for Bike Shops in the UK

Key Contract Risks for Bike Shops in the UK

Bike shops often sign supplier, repair, rental and lease contracts without spotting the clauses that create real risk....

27 Apr 2026
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Service Level Agreement Between Two Companies: What to Include and How to Draft One

Service Level Agreement Between Two Companies: What to Include and How to Draft One

If you’re a small business that relies on another company to deliver something important (IT support, logistics, SaaS...

5 Apr 2026
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How To Protect Commercially Confidential Information In Contracts

How To Protect Commercially Confidential Information In Contracts

If you run a small business, chances are you’re sharing sensitive information more often than you realise. It...

4 Apr 2026
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Business Agreement Template: What To Include And When To Use It

Business Agreement Template: What To Include And When To Use It

If you’re running a small business, it’s only a matter of time before someone asks you to “just...

4 Apr 2026
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Force Majeure Clause Example (UK): What To Include And When It Applies

Force Majeure Clause Example (UK): What To Include And When It Applies

If you run a small business, you’ve probably signed (or sent) contracts that assume everything will go to...

4 Apr 2026
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Joint Data Controllers Under UK GDPR: What Businesses Need to Know

Joint Data Controllers Under UK GDPR: What Businesses Need to Know

If your business shares customer, user or employee data with another organisation, you might assume one of you...

3 Apr 2026
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Contract Drafting in the UK: Practical Tips for Startups and SMEs

Contract Drafting in the UK: Practical Tips for Startups and SMEs

When you’re running a small business or scaling a startup, your time is usually split between winning customers,...

3 Apr 2026
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Agency Contracts In The UK: Key Terms To Include And Risks To Avoid

Agency Contracts In The UK: Key Terms To Include And Risks To Avoid

If you’re growing a small business, there’s a good chance you’ll eventually rely on someone else to help...

2 Apr 2026
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Mutual Mistake in UK Contract Law: What It Means for Agreements

Mutual Mistake in UK Contract Law: What It Means for Agreements

You’ve finally agreed the key commercial terms, you’ve got the pricing locked in, and everyone’s ready to sign....

2 Apr 2026
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Probation Periods in UK Employment Contracts: What Employers Need to Know

Probation Periods in UK Employment Contracts: What Employers Need to Know

Hiring someone new is a big moment for a small business. You’re investing time, training and trust –...

1 Apr 2026
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How Supply Agreements Can Help Supply Chain Issues (2026 Updated)

How Supply Agreements Can Help Supply Chain Issues (2026 Updated)

Supply chain problems don't just affect huge manufacturers with global logistics teams. In 2026, plenty of UK small...

1 Apr 2026
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UK Non-Compete Clause Examples: Duration, Key Terms & Enforceability

UK Non-Compete Clause Examples: Duration, Key Terms & Enforceability

If you’re hiring employees, engaging contractors, or buying a business, you’ll eventually face the same question: how do...

1 Apr 2026
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Indirect And Consequential Loss In UK Contracts: Meaning And Exclusions

Indirect And Consequential Loss In UK Contracts: Meaning And Exclusions

If you run a small business, you’ve probably seen a clause that says something like: “Neither party will...

1 Apr 2026
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