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

If you’re selling your business (or buying one), one of the first big legal decisions you’ll run into is whether the deal should be structured as a share sale or an asset...

If you’re weighing up a short-term loan vs long-term loan for your business, you’re probably focused on the numbers: interest rate, monthly repayments, and how quickly you can access cash. That’s a...

If you’re exploring growth opportunities, it’s completely normal to come across the term “JV” and wonder what it means in practice - and whether it’s actually workable for a small business. A...

If you’re a small business, chances are you rely on other companies to help you run day-to-day operations – things like cloud storage, email marketing, payroll, customer support tools, online bookings, or...

If you run a small business, chances are you’re moving data around more than you realise. Maybe your team uses cloud storage, your marketing platform tracks customers, your accountant processes payroll, or...

If you run a small business, you probably sign (or send out) contracts all the time - customer terms, supplier agreements, SaaS subscriptions, consultancy scopes, NDAs, you name it. Most of the...

If you sell physical products in the UK (online, in-store, or even as a side line to your services), product liability is one of those “you don’t think about it until you...

Starting a business is exciting - but it can also feel like there’s a “legal maze” you’re supposed to navigate before you can properly get going. The good news is that the...

If you’re growing your business, chances are you’ll reach a point where you can’t do everything yourself. Maybe you want someone to sell your products, negotiate deals, source clients, or act as...

Starting a business with a partner can be exciting. You’re combining skills, sharing the workload, and (hopefully) growing faster together than you could alone. But there’s a reality check most founders learn...

If you run a small business, subcontractors can be a huge part of how you deliver work (especially if you’re scaling up, handling seasonal demand, or working across multiple sites). But the...

If you’re taking on a commercial lease (or renewing one), rent is rarely “set and forget”. Many leases include a rent review clause, and one of the most common types you’ll see...

If you’ve searched for a pret franchise, you’re not alone. For lots of UK business owners, the idea is simple: you want a recognisable name, a proven product, and systems you can...

Trial shifts can be a great way to see whether a candidate can actually do the job - especially when you’re hiring for hands-on roles in hospitality, retail, care, trades, or busy...

When you sign a commercial contract, you’re usually committing to a fixed term - 12 months, 24 months, 5 years, or sometimes even longer. That can be a good thing (certainty is...

If you’re building software, launching a new product, or partnering with another business to bring an idea to life, a development agreement is often the contract that holds the whole project together....

If you run a small business, you’ve probably had the “Can I work from abroad for a bit?” conversation at least once. Maybe a key team member wants to spend a month...

If you’re running a small business, there’s a good chance you’ve been told at some point that a document “needs to be witnessed”. Sometimes that’s true. Sometimes it’s not strictly required, but...

If you sell to consumers in the UK (whether online, in-store, or both), cancellations are part of running a healthy business. Most customers won’t cancel. But when they do, the way you...

A franchise investment can feel like the best of both worlds: you’re buying into an established brand and operating model, but you still get to run your own business. But “less risk...

If you’re running a UK limited company, sooner or later someone will ask to buy shares, sell shares, gift shares, or bring in a new investor. That’s when you’ll usually come across...

If you run a small business, “doing the right thing” is usually already part of how you operate. You know your customers, you know your team, and you know your reputation matters....

If your business relies on software (an app, a website platform, an internal tool, or even a set of scripts that automate your operations), the intellectual property in that software can quickly...

Hiring self-employed contractors can be a smart way to keep your business agile, manage costs, and access specialist skills without committing to a permanent hire. But when it comes to paying self-employed...
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