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Expert articles and practical legal guides on business sales for uk businesses.

If you’re looking to buy into a business (or buy out a co-founder, competitor or strategic partner), a share acquisition can be a smart route. But it’s also one of those transactions...

Buying an existing business can be an exciting shortcut to growth. Instead of building everything from scratch, you’re stepping into an operation with customers, suppliers, systems (and hopefully a steady cash flow)....

Buying or selling a business isn’t always “all or nothing”. In the UK, many small business deals are done as an asset sale - where you’re purchasing (or selling) specific business assets...

If you’re buying a business, selling a business, outsourcing a service (or taking one back in-house), TUPE can quickly become the legal issue that decides whether the deal feels smooth or stressful....

When you’re busy building a product, winning customers and hiring your first team members, an “exit” can feel like something for a much later version of you. But in practice, an exit...

If you’re wondering how to value a small business in the UK, you’re not alone. Valuation comes up all the time for founders and SME owners - whether you’re selling the business,...

If you’re buying an existing business (or part of one), you’ll usually be offered one of two deal structures: a share sale or an asset sale. For many small business owners, an...

If you’re building a company with co-founders, investors or key early team members on the cap table, you’ll eventually need to think about exit scenarios. That doesn’t mean you’re “planning to sell”...

If you run a UK limited company with co-founders, friends, or family members as shareholders, it’s worth asking an uncomfortable (but very practical) question: what happens if one of you dies? A...

Most small business owners don’t start a company thinking about how they’ll leave it. But having a clear small business exit strategy is one of the smartest things you can do as...

If you’re buying or selling shares in a UK company, it can feel like you’re “just transferring ownership” and the rest will sort itself out later. In practice, that’s where disputes (and...

If you’re buying a business (or selling one), it’s easy to get swept up in the headline figures: price, timing, and what the “deal” will look like after completion. But the real...

Merging companies can be an exciting growth move - whether you’re joining forces with a competitor, bringing a supplier in-house, or combining with a complementary business to scale faster. But in the...

Buying a business can be one of the fastest ways to grow - you’re acquiring customers, staff, assets, systems, and (hopefully) steady revenue in one move. But if you’re using business purchase...

Buying an existing business can be one of the fastest ways to grow - you’re not starting from zero, you’re stepping into an operation with customers, suppliers, systems, and (hopefully) revenue already...

Selling a business can be one of the biggest (and most emotional) decisions you’ll make as a founder. Maybe you’ve built something valuable and you’re ready to exit, or perhaps a buyer...

If you’re buying or selling a business (or even just a key business asset), it’s normal to start your search with a sale agreement template. You want to see what “usually” goes...

Buying a business can be an exciting shortcut to growth. Instead of building from scratch, you might be acquiring customers, staff, supplier relationships, IP, stock, equipment, and a proven market position in...

If you’re buying or selling a UK business, one of the first big decisions is how the deal is structured. In most small business sales, you’ll hear two common options: an asset...

If you’re running a startup or SME, valuing your business can feel like trying to hit a moving target. Your revenue might be growing, your product might be evolving, and your “real”...

Buying another business can be one of the fastest ways to grow. Instead of building everything from scratch, you can acquire customers, a team, supplier relationships, systems, intellectual property (IP), and market...

If you’ve seen “DD” in an email thread, a contract draft, a finance spreadsheet or a funding deck and thought, “Wait… what does that mean for my business?”, you’re not alone. The...

Buying or selling a business can be one of the biggest (and most exciting) moves you’ll make as a founder. But when you start Googling “M&A law”, it quickly becomes obvious that...

Buying or selling a small business can be exciting - but it can also get messy fast if the legal documents aren’t doing the heavy lifting. A sale of business contract sets...
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