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

If you’re a UK business hiring staff based in Australia (or seconding UK employees there), you’ll need to get across how annual leave in Australia works. The rules are different to the...

If you’ve ever negotiated standard terms, supplier agreements or SaaS subscriptions, you’ve probably come across “unilateral” rights. They can be incredibly useful for a growing business - but if they’re drafted or...

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...

Striking a distribution deal can be a game-changer for a growing UK business. Whether you’re a manufacturer looking to expand into new regions or a brand owner wanting better retail reach, the...

Running a business-to-business (B2B) service can be a great way to build steady, profitable client relationships. Whether you’re an IT consultancy, a creative agency, a facilities provider or a professional services firm,...

If you sell to other businesses, your business to business terms and conditions are your playbook. They set the rules for pricing, delivery, risk, intellectual property, liability, renewal and much more. Strong...

Buying a franchise can be a smart way to launch or expand a business with a proven model, brand recognition and ongoing support. But what does a UK franchise realistically cost -...

Bringing in investors can supercharge your company’s growth. But when you’re the founder or majority owner, you also need to understand what protections minority shareholders have - and how to balance their...

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...

Working with overseas contractors can be a smart way to access specialist skills, move fast and scale without committing to permanent headcount. But when you’re a UK business, there’s one acronym you...

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...

Teaming up with another business can be a smart way to win bigger contracts, share costs and enter new markets without taking on all the risk alone. If you want to collaborate...

When you’ve worked hard to win a customer, secure an exclusive supplier, or lock in a key collaboration, the last thing you want is a competitor stepping in and persuading them to...

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...

More UK employers are being asked a simple question: “Can I work from abroad for a few weeks… or longer?” Whether it’s a temporary remote stint from Spain, a family relocation to...

If you’re supplying products or services to a council, NHS Trust, university, or any other public sector client, you’ll quickly be asked the question: are you a data processor or a controller?...

Disputes happen in business - even with great relationships and well‑drafted contracts. When a supplier misses deadlines, a customer won’t pay, or co‑founders disagree on direction, court isn’t your only option. That’s...

We all move fast in business. A supplier pings you a price on WhatsApp, you reply “agreed.” A client texts to extend scope. A contractor confirms a start date via SMS. But...

Cashflow hiccups happen, even when you’ve done everything right. A payment settlement agreement can help you draw a line under a disputed invoice or overdue account, secure a clear repayment plan, and...

If you’re sending out contracts to customers, suppliers or investors, the execution clause is the small section that can make or break enforceability. It tells everyone how the company will validly sign...

If your commercial lease is approaching its end date, it’s completely normal to feel unsure about what happens next. Do you have to leave? Can you stay and keep paying rent? How...

Bringing in a specialist to deliver part of a project can be a smart move. Whether you’re a builder engaging a sparkie for first fix, an agency outsourcing design work, or a...
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