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

If you run a small business, “notice letters” come up more often than you’d think. Sometimes an employee hands in their resignation notice letter. Other times, you need to confirm notice periods,...
If you’re buying a business, selling part of your operations, or taking over a contract from another provider, TUPE is one of those legal terms that can quickly turn an exciting commercial...

If you sell to consumers in the UK, the Consumer Rights Act 2015 (often shortened to the Consumer Rights Act, or CRA 2015) isn’t optional reading - it’s a key part of...

Crowdfunding can be a brilliant way to raise money, validate your idea, and build a loyal customer base before you’ve even fully launched. But for UK startups, crowdfunding isn’t just a marketing...

If you’re a self‑employed medical consultant, bringing in a typist (or medical transcriptionist) can be a game‑changer. Quicker clinic letters, cleaner reports and more time for patients - what’s not to like?...

If you use people’s images or videos to promote your business - from customer testimonials to branded photo shoots - you’ll want a solid Model Release Form template you can rely on....

Disputes happen in business - over late payments, quality concerns, scope creep, IP use, or delivery delays. When they do, going straight to court is rarely the fastest or most cost‑effective route....

Whether you sell online, supply retailers, or work with local competitors in the same region, UK competition rules apply to you. The law isn’t just for big brands - small businesses can...

Partnering with another business can be a smart way to launch a new product, share expertise, or test a new market without carrying all the risk yourself. But when money, IP and...

If your premises need to be spotless for customers or compliance, a solid cleaners contract is essential. Whether you’re bringing in a contractor to clean your office, shop or warehouse, or you...

Securing the right premises is a big milestone for any small business. Whether you’re opening a café, taking a unit in a retail park or moving into your first office, you’ll almost...

If you run a UK limited company but sell under a different brand, you’re in good company. Using a “trading as” name can make your brand more memorable, help you target different...

When you’re growing a small business, it’s tempting to focus on sales and operations and leave the “paperwork” for later. But your business documents aren’t just admin – they’re your safety net,...

If you’re growing a small business, you’ll reach a point where a handshake or email trail isn’t enough. You need clear, written contracts that set expectations, manage risk and help you get...

Thinking about franchising your concept – or buying into a franchise – but not sure which model fits best? You’re not alone. “Franchising” isn’t one-size-fits-all, and choosing the wrong structure can lead...

Whether you’re running a commercial cleaning firm or offering domestic cleaning services, having solid contracts isn’t just “nice to have” - it’s essential. Good agreements set expectations, allocate risk, and help you...

When you’re running a small business, contracts are how you lock in deals, manage risk and keep cash flowing. But a contract only protects you if it’s enforceable. In this guide, we...

A private company limited by shares is the structure many UK startups and SMEs use. This guide explains what it means, why businesses choose it and what to set up properly from the start.

Working with partners, funders, and suppliers is part of growing a business. Sometimes, though, a standard two-party contract isn’t enough to keep everyone aligned and protected. That’s where a tri-party (or “tripartite”)...

Buying shares in an existing company can be a smart way to grow quickly, enter a new market, or secure key talent and IP without starting from scratch. But a share acquisition...

Fixing computers is always in demand - from small businesses whose operations grind to a halt when a laptop dies, to everyday customers who need a cracked screen replaced or malware removed....

Taking on your first commercial premises is exciting - but the lease you sign can make or break your operating costs. If your landlord is offering a “full repairing and insuring” lease...

Buying a business can be the fastest way to grow, enter a new market, or skip the pain of starting from scratch. But whether you’re acquiring a local café, an e‑commerce store...

If you’re going into business with one or more co‑founders, a partner agreement isn’t just a formality - it’s the rulebook that keeps your venture on track when things get busy or...
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