Contracts Articles
Expert articles and practical legal guides on contracts for uk businesses.
Contract Review Priorities for UK Health App Providers
UK health app providers face unusual contract risks around health data, clinical claims, liability and supplier dependencies. This guide explains what to
1 July 2026
Ending A Contract With A Deed Of Termination (2026 Updated)
Most business owners don't set out expecting a contract to end early (or end in a tense way). But in the real world, projects change direction, budgets tighten, relationships break down, or...
1 July 2026
What Is A Property Licence Agreement? (2026 Updated)
If you're letting someone use your premises (or you're the one moving in), it's tempting to keep things informal - "just a quick arrangement until we see how it goes". But in...
1 July 2026
Should You Download A Template Or Get A Lawyer? (2026 Updated)
When you're running a business, it's completely normal to want to move fast. You've got customers to win, suppliers to manage, maybe a website to launch, and (somewhere in the middle of...
1 July 2026
IP Assignment for Design Deliverables in the UK
Paying for design work does not always mean your business owns it. This guide explains design deliverables IP assignment in the UK, when you need it
1 July 2026
How to Draft a Scope of Work Clause for a UK Video Production Agreement
A clear scope of work clause can make or break a UK video production agreement. Here’s how to draft one properly, avoid scope creep, and protect your
1 July 2026IP Ownership for UK B2B Software Companies
For UK B2B software companies, IP ownership affects far more than the codebase. This guide explains who owns software created by founders, employees and
1 July 2026
Employee or Contractor? Legal Issues for UK Catering Marketplaces
UK catering marketplaces often sit in a grey area between contractor, worker and employee status. This guide explains the main legal tests, common
1 July 2026
Do You Need A Business Sale Agreement? (2026 Updated)
Buying or selling a business is exciting - and a little nerve-wracking. On the surface, it can feel like a straightforward deal: you agree a price, shake hands, and the buyer takes...
1 July 2026
What Is A Force Majeure Clause In Business Contracts? (2026 Updated)
When you're running a business, you can do everything "right" and still get hit with something completely outside your control. A key supplier suddenly can't deliver. A port strike stalls your shipments....
1 July 2026
Why It's Important To Use An Engagement Letter With Clients (2026 Updated)
If you've ever started working with a new client and thought, "We'll sort the details as we go", you're not alone. But when it comes to getting paid on time, setting expectations,...
1 July 2026
Distribution Agreements And Why You Need One (2026 Updated)
If you're scaling up sales through third parties, it can feel like you've hit the jackpot. Suddenly, your product is getting into new regions, new customer bases and new sales channels -...
1 July 2026
What's The Difference Between A Joint Venture & A Partnership? (2026 Updated)
If you're teaming up with another person or business, it can feel like you've got two options: "let's just work together" or "let's make it official". In legal terms, that usually comes...
30 June 2026
Contractors vs Sub-Contractors: What's The Difference? (2026 Updated)
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30 June 2026
What Is A Deed of Guarantee & Indemnity? (2026 Updated)
If you're running a business, sooner or later you'll be asked to "give a guarantee" for something. It might be a landlord asking for extra comfort before granting a commercial lease, a...
30 June 2026
What Is 'Permitted Use' in a Commercial Lease?
The permitted use clause in a commercial lease sets out what your business can do from the premises. This guide explains how it works in the UK, what to
30 June 2026
Who Owns Creative Content and Teaching Materials in UK Childcare Centres?
Creative materials in a UK childcare centre are not always owned by the business automatically. This guide explains who owns lesson plans, teaching packs
30 June 2026
How to Start Selling Homemade Cosmetics in the UK Legally
Selling homemade cosmetics in the UK means more than making a great product. You need to sort out safety assessments, labels, notifications, consumer
30 June 2026
Exclusivity Clauses in Contracts for UK Food Importers
Exclusivity clauses can protect UK food importers, but the drafting needs to cover products, territory, supply, compliance and exit rights. This guide
30 June 2026
Supplier Agreements for Commercial Landlords in the UK
Commercial landlords often sign supplier contracts for cleaning, maintenance, security and compliance services without fully checking the legal risks
29 June 2026Consulting Business Legal Essentials: Contracts, IP & Client Terms for UK Businesses
Consulting projects often go wrong because scope, IP ownership and client terms are left vague. This guide covers the consulting business essentials UK
28 June 2026
Website Terms for UK Coffee Brands Selling Online
Selling coffee online in the UK means your website terms need to cover more than a basic checkout policy. Here is what coffee brands should include, what
28 June 2026
When UK Product Importers Need a Subcontractor Agreement
If your UK importing business relies on a warehouse, packing company, labelling contractor or fulfilment partner, a subcontractor agreement can be the
28 June 2026Customer Terms for Subscription Box Businesses in the UK
Clear customer terms help UK subscription box businesses manage renewals, cancellations, refunds, delivery problems and substitutions while staying
28 June 2026
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