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

Transferring shares in a UK company is common - founders exit, investors come on board, or you tidy up your cap table. When the transfer is on paper, you’ll almost certainly come...

Thinking about one director selling shares to another director in your UK company? It’s a common scenario in growing SMEs - a co-founder wants to exit partially, you’re rebalancing ownership after a...

Thinking about getting into a retail franchise, or turning your successful shop into a franchise system? It’s a proven way to grow faster, share risk and tap into an established brand or...

If you run a small group of companies, you’ll almost certainly need to move assets around at some point – maybe to simplify your structure, ring‑fence risk, prepare for a sale, or...

Thinking about launching a car dealership franchise? It’s an appealing route into the motor trade because you get a recognised marque, established processes and support, plus access to manufacturer supply. The flip...

Thinking about selling company shares to raise capital, bring in a strategic investor, tidy up your cap table, or let a founder cash out a portion? It’s a big step - and...

If you sell goods on credit, a well‑drafted retention of title clause (sometimes called a “Romalpa clause”) can be the difference between getting your stock back or joining the queue as an...

If your business is moving assets around - selling equipment to raise cash, moving IP to a sister company, repaying a director, or tidying up your group structure - you’ll want to...

Need to unlock cash tied up in your premises or equipment without disrupting operations? A sale and leaseback can look like a neat solution - you sell the asset to an investor...

Buying the assets of an existing business can be a smart way to grow without taking on all of the seller’s liabilities. Whether you’re picking up equipment, stock, a customer list, or...

If you run a UK company and a relationship with a co-founder or investor has broken down, it’s natural to ask: can a director remove a shareholder? Short answer: not unilaterally. A...

When you sign a new supplier, extend credit to a customer, or consider a partnership, you want to know the people and businesses you’re dealing with are financially sound. That’s where asset...

Thinking about buying a business in the UK? Whether you’re snapping up a competitor, entering a new market or fast-tracking growth, a well-run acquisition can be a smart move for a small...

Thinking about buying or selling a small business? One of the first decisions you’ll face is whether the deal should be structured as a share sale or an asset sale. Both routes...

Selling or buying a small business is exciting - but it’s also high-stakes. The right paperwork protects price, timing, assets, staff, and your future obligations. That’s where a Business Sale Agreement template...

If you’re looking to grow sales without hiring a full in-house team, appointing an agent can be a smart, flexible option. The right agency contract lets you tap into existing relationships, expand...

Thinking about selling your business, moving to a new site or exiting early from your current premises? If you’re tied into a fixed-term commercial lease, a lease assignment can be the cleanest...

Buying a limited company can be the fastest way to expand, acquire customers and revenue, or move into a new market without starting from zero. Done well, you get a functioning business...

Buying an existing company can be a smart way to grow. You get customers, a brand, systems and staff from day one - without starting from scratch. But the legal side matters....

Changing who “owns” a UK company feels like it should be simple: you agree a price, sign a contract, the money lands, everyone goes for a drink. But in law, that moment...

Thinking about a merge and acquisition for your small business? Whether you’re buying a competitor, selling your company, or combining forces to scale, the right legal steps will make the difference between...

Thinking about buying a spa, selling your day spa or wellness clinic, or merging with a nearby operator? Spa M&A (mergers and acquisitions in the spa and wellness sector) can be a...

Thinking about a company sale can be exciting and a little daunting. Whether you’re planning an exit, bringing in a buyer to fuel growth, or tidying up your structure ahead of investment,...

Thinking about selling your business online? Whether you’ve built a brand you’re proud of or you’re ready for a new chapter, marketing and completing a sale via online platforms can be efficient,...
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