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

Looking at ways to raise capital without giving away too much control upfront? Convertible senior notes could be the bridge between where you are now and your next funding milestone. They’re popular...

You’ve offered someone a role, they’ve started work… but their contract is still sitting in their inbox. Sound familiar? It happens all the time in small businesses. The question is: where does...

If you sell products or services, sooner or later a customer or supplier will ask you to “exclude consequential damage” or accept a “consequential loss” carve‑out. These lines can look harmless in...

When you use photography, video, copywriting, designs or music in your business, you’re dealing with copyright. But there’s a part of UK copyright law that trips up many businesses: moral rights. Moral...

If you’re weighing up crowdfunding to raise money for your UK small business, one of the first questions you’ll run into is simple but important: is crowdfunding short or long term? The...

Selling or buying a small business is exciting - but it’s also high-stakes. The right paperwork protects price, timing, assets, staff, and your future obligations. That’s where a Business Sale Agreement template...

When a deal goes off the rails, it’s stressful, time‑consuming and expensive. The good news? Most contractual disputes can be resolved efficiently if you follow a clear process and use the right...

Clear, well-drafted standard terms and conditions are one of the easiest ways to protect your business from day one. They set the rules of the relationship with your customers, reduce disputes, and...

Hiring your first team member (or growing your team) is a big milestone. It’s also when more of the UK’s employment laws start applying to your business. Don’t stress - with a...

If you’re buying, building, licensing or selling anything involving intellectual property (IP), chances are an IP indemnity will be on the table. Handled well, it’s a powerful way to manage risk and...

If you’re looking to grow sales without hiring a full in-house team, appointing an agent can be a smart, flexible option. The right agency contract lets you tap into existing relationships, expand...

If you work with freelancers or contractors, you’ve probably heard of “IR35”. It’s a set of UK tax rules that can feel complex at first glance, but once you understand the basics,...

Hiring your first employee is a big milestone. It also comes with a clear legal responsibility: you must get your employment documentation right, from offers and contracts to policies and record-keeping. The...

Growing a small business is exciting - and a little daunting. Between winning customers, hiring your first team member and keeping an eye on cash flow, it’s easy to leave the “corporate...

If you’re building an app, commissioning a new platform, or integrating bespoke tools into your operations, a solid software development contract is essential. It’s how you set clear expectations, manage risk, and...

Thinking about bringing on an investor who wants limited risk while you handle day-to-day operations? A Limited Partnership (LP) can be a smart way to structure that relationship in the UK. In...

If you sell products, advertise services, or negotiate deals, understanding “invitation to treat” will save you from painful (and expensive) contract misunderstandings. In contract law, there’s a crucial difference between an offer...
If you lease a shop, studio, office or warehouse, there’s a good chance your landlord can change the rent during the term. That process is called a rent review. Understanding how a...

Even the best-run businesses hit bumps - a supplier misses a delivery, a client refuses to pay, or a deal unravels at the worst moment. When that happens, knowing which legal remedies...

Rent reviews can have a big impact on your overheads. If your commercial lease says your rent will be reviewed every 3–5 years (a common setup in the UK), a single clause...

If you sell products or services, you’re making offers all the time - on your website, in proposals, over email, even in a quick call with a potential client. But what exactly...

If you’ve set up (or are about to set up) a limited company in the UK, your “company articles” sit at the heart of how your business runs. They’re the rulebook that...

If you’re negotiating a new supplier contract, SaaS agreement or client T&Cs, you’ll almost certainly run into the terms “indemnity” and “warranty”. They both sit in the risk and liability section of...

If you’re taking on a shop, office or warehouse, one of the first questions you’ll face is: who is actually responsible for the fire risk assessment - the landlord or the tenant?...
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