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Expert articles and practical legal guides on contracts for uk businesses.

If you’re negotiating a big commercial deal, it’s tempting to jump straight into “the contract”. But in practice, most well-run businesses start with a short document that sets the direction for the...

If you run a small business, speed matters. You want to close deals, onboard clients, and keep projects moving without waiting days for printing, scanning, posting, and chasing signatures. That’s where electronic...

If you’re raising money, bringing in a co-founder, or planning for an eventual exit, you’ll probably come across different “types” (or classes ) of shares. One share class that often comes up...

Signing a commercial lease can feel like a huge milestone for your business. Whether you’re taking on your first shopfront, a small warehouse, or a studio space, getting the premises right can...

Franchising can be a brilliant way to grow a proven business model (or to buy into one). But once you’ve signed the paperwork and opened the doors, the real work begins: managing...
Hiring contractors can be a smart way to scale your business without the long-term commitment of taking someone on as an employee. But here’s the catch: if you don’t have a solid...

Hiring your first employee (or your tenth) is a big step. It’s exciting - but it also comes with legal responsibilities that can catch small businesses out if you’re relying on “we’ll...

If you run a small business, chances are you already rely on trade secrets more than you realise. It might be the recipe that makes your product taste different, the way you...

If you run a small business, you’re probably creating content every week - website copy, product photos, social posts, proposals, training materials, maybe even videos or podcasts. That’s great for growth. But...

Finding the right restaurant for lease can feel like you’re 90% of the way to opening your doors. The location looks perfect, the kitchen layout seems workable, and you can already picture...

If your business is owed money, cash flow can start to feel like a constant juggling act. Sometimes the fastest way to turn an unpaid invoice into working capital (or to hand...

If you run a small business, disputes are one of those “we’ll deal with it if it happens” issues - until they happen. A late-paying customer, a supplier who delivers the wrong...

Hiring contractors can be a smart way to scale your business quickly, bring in specialist skills, and keep your fixed payroll costs under control. But if you’re a UK SME, there’s one...

If you’re building (or scaling) a product that moves money, you’ve probably come across payment initiation. For UK startups and SMEs, it can be a brilliant way to improve checkout conversion, reduce...

If you run a small business website, your “legal pages” can feel like something you’ll get to later - after you’ve built the site, launched your products, and figured out marketing. But...

Selling a business is one of those “big moments” that can feel exciting and slightly overwhelming at the same time. You’ve put time (and probably a lot of late nights) into building...

Need an extra pair of hands for your busy season, a one-off event, or occasional shifts when orders spike? For many small businesses, employing someone on a casual basis can feel like...

If you run a UK company (or you’re about to set one up), your articles of association might not be the most exciting document on your to-do list. But they matter more...

If you’re running (or about to launch) a business, you’ve probably seen the phrase business proprietor pop up on forms, bank applications, insurance documents, leases, and even client contracts. It sounds simple...

If you run a small business, it’s only a matter of time before someone asks you to “sign this as a deed”. That might happen when you’re taking on investment, signing a...

If you’re building a startup, scaling a small business, or launching a new digital product, there’s a good chance you’ve Googled something like how to get a software licence at some point....

If you run a small business, you’re probably making “offers” all the time - quoting prices, advertising products, posting listings online, putting menus on your wall, or replying to enquiries by email....

If you’re a startup founder hiring contractors to move fast (without taking on permanent headcount), you’re not alone. But as soon as you start paying individuals through their limited companies, the IR35...

Signing up to a cafe franchise can feel like the “best of both worlds” - you get the energy and freedom of owning a business, but with a proven concept, established branding...
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