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

Consignment can be a great way to grow a product-based business without taking on as much upfront risk. If you're a supplier, it can get your products into new shops, studios or...

If you run a small business, you’ve probably had at least one deal where you thought: “I trust them… but I’d feel a lot better if the money (or the deliverables) weren’t...

If you run a small business, taking card payments can feel like a no-brainer. Customers expect it, it speeds up checkout, and it can make you look more established from day one....

If you’re building a recognisable brand and selling products online, you’ve probably come across Amazon Brand Registry while researching how to protect your listings. For many UK small businesses, getting into Brand...

If you take card payments (online, in-person, or over the phone), PCI compliance in the UK is one of those “boring but crucial” parts of running a business that can save you...

Offering Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) can be a genuine growth lever for a small business. It can increase conversion rates, lift average order values, and help customers manage cashflow. But BNPL...

CBD has gone mainstream in the UK - from oils and gummies to skincare and drinks. If you’re a small business owner, that’s exciting (there’s clearly demand), but it can also feel...

Competitions to win money can be a brilliant way to grow your audience, build your mailing list, and create genuine hype around your brand. But if you’re running a money competition (or...

If you run a website, chances are it uses cookies (or at least tries to). They’re one of those “small” technical things that can quickly turn into a big legal and reputational...

If you run a small business, a credit card chargeback can feel like a double hit: you lose the sale, and you also lose time (and sometimes extra fees) dealing with a...
If you sell products online, you already know how quickly competitors can pop up - and how hard it can be to keep control of your listings, branding, and reputation. That’s where...

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...

If you’re planning to start selling beauty products in the UK - whether that’s handmade skincare, a private-label cosmetics line, or a curated online beauty store - it’s an exciting space with...

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...

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...

Your brand is one of your most valuable assets. If a competitor starts using a similar name, logo or slogan, it can confuse customers, drain your marketing spend and damage your reputation....

Finding your brand name misused on a marketplace, a competitor lifting your product photos, or a harmful blog post damaging your reputation can be stressful. In many cases, a well‑drafted takedown notice...

“Free dropshipping” sounds like the perfect way to launch an online store with minimal upfront costs. No inventory, low overheads and quick set-up – what’s not to love? But as a UK...

Your brand is more than a name or logo - it’s the trust customers place in your business. If you’re building a product line, a local service, or an online store, a...

Clear refunds and returns terms aren’t just good customer service - they’re a legal must-have in the UK. The right policy can reduce chargebacks, cut disputes and build trust with your buyers...

Deciding whether to VAT register can feel like a big call for a small business. Cross the threshold and it’s mandatory. Stay below it and you’re weighing up admin effort against potential...

Running a business means communicating clearly with customers about what you do - and what you don’t do. A simple disclaimer warning can save you from confusion, scope creep, and unfair expectations....

If your business publishes content online, uses images in marketing, posts videos on social media or works with designers and contractors, you’re operating in the world of copyright every day. That’s why...

Your trade mark is more than a logo or name – it’s the shortcut customers use to find and trust you. You’ve worked hard to build that reputation, so the last thing...
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